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Seeking participants: Digital hostility and resilience study
Digital hostility, hate speech, dogpiling, trolling and other adversarial behaviours online are an increasing social problem, but we don’t yet… 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 »
CFP: Humour at Work: Applications, Industries and Economies
Humour at Work: Applications, Industries and Economies 27th Conference of the Australasian Humour Studies Network February 3-5, 2021 Massey… Read more »
CFP: Celebrity Studies Special Edition, “Children and Celebrities”
Deadline: August 7, 2020. The entertainment industries create the most widely circulated popular images of children and childhood, and yet… Read more »
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REMINDER: Visiting Professor of Australian Studies 2023-24 and 2024-25 at University of Tokyo, Japan. Applications close 1 February. See the job ad below.
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JOBS! Lecturer in Screen Studies, ongoing, at the University of Melbourne. https://t.co/cJthRBZeEW
Congratulations to all Cultural Studies (and CS-adjacent) researchers who enjoyed success in the recent ARC Discovery Project round. This is great work! For those who were unsuccessful this time around - my commiserations and keep going! #ARC #grants #culturalstudies
In the latest CSAA blog post, @e_stephens_uq reflects on thirty years of Cultural Studies in Australia. A beautiful and eloquent tribute to the liveliness and resilience of our discipline. Thanks, Elizabeth! #CulturalStudies #AcademicWriting
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A polite reminder that if you are attending the CSAA 30th Anniversary Conference on 1-3 December and have not yet registered, to please do so - link below.
See you there? #CulturalStudies
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See you there? #CulturalStudies
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This is a great-looking seminar run by UNSW, happening this Thursday. Details and registration below. https://t.co/htm5n1hl24
REMINDER: Registrations for the ECR Prefix Day close this FRIDAY 18 NOVEMBER. Details in the link below. #culturalstudies #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter
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Coming to the CSAA 30th Anniversary Conference at RMIT University, Naarm (Melbourne), 1-3 December? if you are, don’t forget to catch the early-bird rates before 11 November. See here: https://t.co/aGdVxyWYwZ
JOBS! Fixed term, three year Lecturer in Cultural Studies position at the University of Melbourne. Tremendous research culture and excellent colleagues. #AcademicJobs #AcademicTwitter https://t.co/ee5m5D7mqM
REMINDER: The Early Bird Registration rate for the CSAA 30th Anniversary Conference closes on 11 November - very soon! For rego, and further info on the conference, please see the following link:
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Hi all - for some odd reason, the CSAA site is down. "Most peculiar," as John Lennon would have put it. I'm on the case and hopefully this will be rectified soon! #WeCanDoIt #AcademicTwitter
Farewell to Bruno Latour, whose scholarship has profoundly influenced Cultural Studies research around the world. Go gently. #BrunoLatour #AcademicTwitter #Vale
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n the latest CSAA 30th Anniversary Blog post, Baden Offord pays tribute to the 'activist and intellectual communities' within Australian cultural studies. #CulturalStudies #AcademicTwitter
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INTO THE ARCHIVES: AN RMIT CULTURE SALON CELEBRATING THE AFIRC RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
Date and time - Wed., 12/10/2022, 6:00 pm AEDT
Location - The Capitol 113 Swanston Street Melbourne, VIC 3000. Book here: https://t.co/oaZAvfUxf5
Date and time - Wed., 12/10/2022, 6:00 pm AEDT
Location - The Capitol 113 Swanston Street Melbourne, VIC 3000. Book here: https://t.co/oaZAvfUxf5
JOBS! Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Film (Teaching) at Victoria University of Wellington. #academicjobs
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In the latest CSAA 30th Anniversary Blog post, Dr. Lola Montgomery describes 'impressing the impressive' at a CSAA conference. Cos that's the kind of thing that happens at these gatherings. #AcademicTwitter #culturalstudies https://t.co/rcvtP9UUqi
In the latest CSAA 30th Anniversary blog post, Dr. Sukhmani Khorana (WSU) discusses a memorable teaching opportunity that Cultural Studies played a huge role in. Enjoy! #culturalstudies https://t.co/ZFbHxjsntI
Last week to apply -2022 AFI Research Collection fellowship. For more information, please see the following site: https://t.co/cZBeiJ94Ir