Globalization calls for a more comprehensive and more consistent international order, while legal orders and government capabilities are still shaped at the national level. Governments at all levels, businesses, and citizens, organized or not, therefore, take a wide set of initiatives to meet these renewed coordination needs by designing and implementing all kind of public and private orders. Hence complex interactions take place between international dynamics and national ones.

This workshop will aim at stimulating discussion among disciplines on the way current challenges in the economy and in the global polity, as well as, the call of citizens jointly contribute to reshape the existing national states and the resulting economic and societal orders.

Selection of participants will be based on either a 4-5 pages outline of their proposed paper (with details on the methodology and empirics) or (better) a first draft of their paper. An up-to date CV should also be provided.

Proposals and the CVs should be sent in pdf format to silvia.dellacqua@eui.eu no later than June 15th, 2011.

Please name your file according to the following format SURNAME_MMG_Paper.pdf (or SURNAME_MMG_Draft.pdf) and SURNAME_MMG_CV.pdf

Selection results will be notified by the end of June 2011. Full papers will have to be delivered no later than November 30th, 2011.

Final versions of the papers selected for the workshop will be published as GGP EUI Working Papers.

The workshop will take place on December 16-17, 2011

For more details see: http://www.eui.eu/Projects/GGP/Documents/Events/CallForPapersBrousseau.pdf