The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) has issued a call for papers for a proposed panel for its upcoming 102nd meeting in Cincinnati, OH between September 27 and October 1, 2017. The panel has not yet been submitted to ASALH and the organizers are currently collecting abstracts for the submission. […]
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The Department of Asian Studies at Cornell University will be awarding a prize honoring the life and work of Kyoko Selden. The prize will pay homage to the finest achievements in Japanese literature, thought, and society through the medium of translation. Kyoko Selden’s translations and writings ranged widely across such realms as Japanese women writers,
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The Television area of the Midwest Popular Culture Association/Midwest American Culture Association is accepting proposals for its 2017 conference in St. Louis, Missouri. The organizers are looking for papers that examine any aspect of television, from any time period, and using any number of methods. Potential topics for paper or panel proposals include, but are
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The Journal of Labor and Society cordially invites essays on Far Right Movements in Today’s World. In particular, the editors encourage scholarly contributions on the following themes: The characteristic features of far right discourse and criticism of specific claims made therein (especially as justifying discrimination against less privileged and/or preferential treatment for more privileged social groups); The comparative
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The International Conference on Humanities, Social Sciences and Sustainability (IXSUS 2017) will be held Monday and Tuesday, October 30-31, 2017 at the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. With the theme of “Resilience,” the conference will promote a critical understanding of the innovative and organic approaches from the humanities and social sciences toward sustainability. Our shared