CSAA News & Upcoming Events
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Call for Papers: Critical Fashion Studies Conference
Thursday 27- Friday 28 February 2020, University of Melbourne The aim of this two-day conference is to build academic research... Read more » -
Activism @ the Margins Conference: Stories of Resistance, Survival and Social Change
Where: and Melbourne Town Hall, 90-130 Swanston St, Melbourne, Victoria When 10-12 February 2020 Confirmed Keynote Speakers: PATRICIA HILL COLLINS,... Read more » -
Call for EOI: School of Indigenous Australian Studies Postgraduate Scholarships
The Charles Sturt University Higher Degree Research Scholarship Round is now open and The School of Indigenous Australian Studies is... Read more » -
The Global Undergraduate Awards – seeking judges
The Global Undergraduate Awards (UA) is seeking voluntary Judges, namely in their Social Sciences: Anthropology & Cultural Studies category. UA is the... Read more » -
Call for Papers: Fan Studies Network Australasia Conference
CFP FSNA 2019-1 Please find attached a Call for Papers for the Fan Studies Network Australasia’s 2019 conference. This will... Read more » -
Kerryn Drysdale: Championing collective responses in the intersection of health promotion and harm reduction for gay and bisexual men who use crystal methamphetamine
The common picture of the crystal methamphetamine user—whom politicians and media paint as the ‘ice addict’—is both familiar and dangerous.... Read more » -
Lisa Slater: Settler Colonial Possession
Recently, a few friends and I walked up Mount Keira, the magnificent backdrop to Wollongong, my home, south of Sydney.... Read more » -
Liam Miller: Play-dogs: Teaching Children and their parents
Bluey is 6 years old. She has a sister, Bingo, who is 4. Her mum Chilli works full time, so... Read more » -
Kate Bowen: Tough Guys in Disguise: Masculine Masquerade in American Action Cinema
The language of masculinity uses a vocabulary of truth and realness to describe itself. Western culture assumes there is a... Read more » -
Call for Chapter Proposals: Television Series as Literature: From the Ordinary to the Unthinkable
Call for Chapter ProposalsTelevision Series as Literature- From the Ordinary to the Unthinkable Please find attached a Call for Chapter... Read more »

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