Dear Colleagues, The Standing Group on Citizenship is inviting paper and panel proposals for Section 11 (S11):Citizenship in Permacrisis: Policies, Politics and Citizen Behavior. Sections Co-Chairs: Kjetil Borhaug, Nora Siklodi and Leila Cornips Deadline: 28 February We are particularly interested in receiving panel and paper proposals focusing on (one of) the following themes: • Citizenship policies and policy changes from an international and/or comparative perspective; • Challenges to the existing frameworks of citizenship from intersectional perspectives, such as migration, race, gender, ethnicity, sexual identity etc. viewpoints; • Citizenship in and of populist and right-wing mobilisations; • Dynamics of citizenship with other key policies, e.g. integration, healthcare, social policies and protection, education; • Trends and changes in public political behaviour, practices and attitudes; • Public opinion towards/of citizenship; • The salience and meaning of citizenship in current political debates; • Patterns of transnational political mobilisation; • Narratives of belonging in diverse societies; • Controversies and tensions in citizenship education • The role of transnational actors in developing and managing post-national citizenship regimes. You may access the abstract and further details about S11 here <https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/SectionDetails/1331>. Please note, *we have spaces for both online and in-person panels this year* ! Also, colleagues *do not have to be a member of ECPR* (i.e. come from an ECPR member institution) or the Standing Group to propose a panel or a paper. Please spread the word. Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me or one of the co-chairs of the section. Thanks for reading and sharing! Best wishes, Nora Dr Nora Siklodi she|her Senior Lecturer in Politics Departmental Director of Postgraduate Research School of Area Studies, History, Politics and Literature University of Portsmouth