NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
NAIAS 2009 |
| Jan 17-25, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
Sixth Annual Conference in Citizenship Studies |
| Mar 26-29, 2009 at
Wayne State University, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| The theme for the 2008 - 2009 year is Representing Citizenship. Depictions and descriptions of citizenship serve important purposes in a society: among them, they embody membership in the community; they provide models, positive or negative, for civic behavior; and they disseminate and propagate ideas about citizenship. But how citizenship is depicted and described is contingent and historical, situated in specific times and places, articulated by different agents, and expressed and constituted through specific media. For example, is a modern-day Kurd a citizen first of Iraq, the nation, or of his tribal community? How is he represented in literature, news media, film, art, and government records? Is she a citizen of a moral/religious as well as a social/political community? What features of each community stand out in representations of her? However depicted and described, citizens cannot always act for themselves, and thus must be represented in another sense; that is, a proxyxe2x80x94such as a lawyer, a member of congress, a civil rights groupxe2x80x94represents his or her interests instead. What forms over time and in different communities, societies, and nations has this kind of representation taken? The Center invites examinations of the many dimensions of representation and citizenship. |
| |
SAE SHOW 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
SAE WORLD CONGRESS 2009 |
| Apr 20-23, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| International Congress & Exposition of Automotive Design Engineering |
| |
AUTO INTERIORS SHOW 2009 |
| Jun 5-6, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Designs and Technologies that are shaping the Auto Interiors Industry |
| |
A&WMA CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2009 |
| Jun 23-26, 2009 at
COBO Convention Center , Detroit
Michigan United States |
| Air & Waste Management Association Conference & Exhibition |
| |
NAIAS 2010 |
| Jan 1, 2010 at
COBO Convention Center, Detroit
Michigan United States |
| North American International Auto Show |
| |
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