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October 14, 2025
Opportunity:  Call for paper proposals, conference on immigration: Integration Challenges & Prospects
June 12-13, 2026
Nafplio, Greece
Organized by Nicholas Sambanis & Eleni Kyrkopoulou, Identity and Conflict Lab @ Yale

The Identity & Conflict Lab is hosting a 2-day conference focused on what “two-way” integration processes should look like – both in theory and in practice. To that end, we invite proposals for papers that present cutting-edge empirical research focused on immigration in Europe and other geographic regions. We welcome thoughtful proposals focusing on ideas, measures, and practices of immigrant integration; evaluations of policies that improve outcomes for migrants and/or native populations; and empirical studies of policy instruments that were designed to improve welfare outcomes for affected populations.

Interested scholars should submit abstracts no longer than 300 words for consideration by November 30, 2025. Notifications of acceptances by January 15, 2026. Paper drafts must be submitted 3 weeks before the conference to be included in the program. Only completed (unpublished) papers will be accepted. Well-developed pre-analysis plans will also be considered.

The conference will be held in the historical city of Nafplio on June 12-13. Presenters should arrive on the evening of June 11th. We cover accommodation expenses for 3 nights (June 11, 12, and 13) and most meals. Presenters are responsible for their own travel expenses and are free to make their own travel plans to Nafplio. There is no registration fee.

Abstracts should be submitted here. If you encounter any issues with the form, please send your Name, Title, Affiliation, and abstract directly to Eleni Kyrkopoulou. Any inquiries can also be directed to this address.

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