EXTENDED CALL FOR PAPERS
“Speaking freely and freedom of speech: feminists navigating the ‘new’ Right”
Co-edited by Rachel Alpha Johnston Hurst and Jennifer L. Johnson
Deadline 21 February, 2020
See details here.
“Speaking freely and freedom of speech: feminists navigating the ‘new’ Right”
Co-edited by Rachel Alpha Johnston Hurst and Jennifer L. Johnson
Deadline 21 February, 2019
See details here.
Read More Read more about EXTENDED CALL FOR PAPERSCo-edited by Rachel Alpha Johnston Hurst and Jennifer L. Johnson
Deadline August 1, 2019.
Atlantis invites submissions of original research, book reviews, and literary works that address the intersections of the field of Women’s, Gender, and Feminist Studies (WGS) with some of the following:
-White nationalism, white supremacist, Neo-Nazi, and Alt-right movements in Canada.
-Freedom of speech/academic freedom debates.
-Reflection on the institutional management of white supremacy by colleges and universities and how they affect research, funding, and resources of feminist teaching and the work environments faced by faculty and staff.
-Feminist, Black, Indigenous, and/or racialized people’s resistance.
-The suppression and management of feminist, Black, Indigenous, and/or racialized people’s resistance.
-University and college reactions to the presence of white nationalist, white supremacist, Neo-Nazi, and Alt-right groups, events, and messaging on campus.
-University, college, and wider community collaborations to challenge discourses of white supremacy.
-The illogic of caricaturizing WGS and feminist scholars and students as over-sensitive and censorious in contrast to the liveliness of debate in the classroom and the field, as well as the harassment and barriers faced at the university by students who are Black, Indigenous, people of colour, people with disabilities, trans, and/or queer.
SEE DETAILS HERE.
Read More Read more about Call for Papers Issue 40.2: Speaking freely and freedom of speech? Women’s and Gender Studies navigating the ‘new’ RightAtlantis is currently closed to submissions of non-themed original research. We are accepting research papers on the theme "Speaking Freely and Freedom of Speech?" Details here. Further news regarding non-themed submissions will be posted as soon as possible. We remain open to submissions of Book Reviews and Literary Works. Please contact us with any questions. Thank you.
Read More Read more about Temporarily closed to submissions of non-themed original researchWe have upgraded our Open Journal System platform to provide a cleaner website and more efficient submission system. Over the next few weeks, we will be making further improvements, including updating the French version of this site.
Note that we are now open for submissions of book reviews, as well as original research, review articles, and literary works. Please see our complete submission guidelines.
If you have questions or problems using the site, please contact us.
Read More Read more about Welcome to the new look of Atlantis Journal!We have updated our guidelines and policies for book reviews and are now accepting proposals and submissions. While our list of books for review is not yet available, we can often request books from the publisher and have copies sent to reviewers. Books requested must related to critical studies of gender, culture and social justice.
Please read our guidelines carefully and contact us with any questions.
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