Why join CSAA?

Why join CSAA?

Members of the CSAA are engaged in Cultural Studies pedagogy, research and social activism at the leading edge of the discipline internationally. To be part of this community of scholars and to engage in dialogues around current developments in Cultural Studies, become a member of the CSAA by clicking 'Join CSAA' in the menu above.

Our Work

Our Work

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.

Hear & see us

Hear & see us

The CSAA actively promotes dialogue between its members and keenly supports the upload and sharing of multi-media formatted materials. The 'Audio-Visual' tab located at the top of the CSAA's home page provides access to materials produced by CSAA members drawn from presentations, seminars and conferences.

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Upcoming events

2012 CSAA conference

Materialities

Materialities: Economies, Empiricism, & Things

Dec 4th–6th (Pre-Fix postgrad pre-conference Dec 3rd)

Department of Gender & Cultural Studies, University of Sydney

Abstracts due 24 August 2012

The Biennial Australian Women’s and Gender Studies Conference 2012

Interventions

Interventions: Reflections, Critiques, Practices

21-23 November 2012

University of New South Wales, Kensington, NSW

Abstracts due 27 July 2012

Symposium

Offshore Processes

Offshore Processes: International Perspectives on Australian Film and Television

Sunday 8th to Wednesday 11th July 2012

Monash Prato Centre (Prato, Italy)

CHCI 2012 Annual Conference

Anthropocene Humanities

Anthropocene Humanities

The Humanities Research Centre will host a global conference on humanities and climate change as part of the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI) from 13-16 June. This is the first time in over a decade that the annual meeting of this global consortium is being held in the southern hemisphere.

Wed, 13 Jun 2012 (All day) - Sat, 16 Jun 2012 (All day)

Australian National University

Call for Papers

ABORIGINAL POETRY from AUSTRALIA, Anthology of Essays

Papers /Essays are invited from scholars across the world for an Anthology of Essays on ABORIGINAL POETRY from AUSTRALIA to be published this year. The essays should examine / discuss various aspects of poetry written by the Aboriginal poets of Australia – including their socio-political concerns, historical position, colonial oppression and identity issues, ethnicity, indigenous culture, religious and spiritual values, ecological / environmental issues, aesthetics, art, folklore and oral traditions, etc. as reflected in their verses.

The essays must conform to the latest MLA Style. If published earlier, the essays must accompany the Copyright permission from the Publisher for use in the present anthology.

Word Limit: 3000-6000 words
Paragraph Space: 1.5
Font: Times New Roman 12 pt.

Deadline for submission of Complete Essay along with an Abstract of about 200 words is June 30, 2012.
The Essays along with Biodata must be mailed to the Editor of the Anthology at: editorial.india@yahoo.com

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