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The CSAA is Australasia's peak Cultural Studies representative organisation. The Association takes an active role in advocacy, support and promotion of Cultural Studies in the region. To see some of the work the CSAA is involved in, be sure to check the links available on this site.
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Petition: A charter to guide Ministerial assessment of Australian Research Council recommendations
The Australian education minister has the power to veto Australian Research Council (ARC) recommendations to award research funding. These recommendations... Read more » -
Call for Mentors for the CSAA Mentoring Scheme 2021
After a hiatus in 2020 due to the pandemic, the CSAA Mentoring Scheme is back in action for 2021. The... Read more » -
Queering Our Worlds: A Tribute to Mark McLelland
Thursday, February 25, 20217:00-8:30pm Eastern Time Co-sponsored by Japanese Studies Association of AustraliaConsulting organizers: Vera Mackie and James Welker Mark McLelland (1966-2020)... Read more » -
Rob Cover: ‘Cultural studies, the strategy of the teaching/research nexus and professional engagement: Establishing a career in Cultural Studies (Tips, tactics and track records)’
The following is a written-up version of Professor Rob Cover’s keynote speech at the CSAA Prefix 2020, hosted by Edith... Read more » -
Kevin Howley: Assange and the global assault on press freedom
On 4 January 2021, British district court judge Vanessa Baraitser rejected the US government’s request to extradite WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, to... Read more » -
Sam E. Phillips: ‘Reading Great Recession Fiction During the Great Pandemic’
Early in 2019, my uncle joked that by the time I’d finished my doctoral thesis — a comparative analysis of... Read more » -
Andrew Milner and J.R. Burgmann: Science Fiction and Climate Change (2020)
We’ve been working on this book for nearly six years and, in the process, we’ve analysed hundreds of novels, short... Read more » -
Further response to the Job-ready Graduates Package – Ned Rossiter, George Morgan, Geir Henning Presterudstuen
Dear Minister Dan Tehan, Amidst the ravaging of COVID-19, you have been tasked with introducing a piece of legislation designed... Read more » -
CSAA response to Job-Ready Graduates Package
Dear Minister Tehan, As President of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia, I write on behalf of the CSAA Executive... Read more » -
Vale Professor Tom O’Regan
Dear colleagues In the midst of these dark times, I am sorry to pass on further sad news with the... Read more »
