Indigenous Studies

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This session will analyze representations of armed conflict in contemporary media, exploring how these representations might influence the popular understanding of global and civil conflict and the way that these representations of conflict might be read as an attempt to change (or maintain) a certain world.

Seeking abstracts or unpublished chapters looking at literary accounts of Indigenous motherhood experiences in the context of migration and displacement to fill a gap in scholarly edited collec

Call for Papers

CFP: New Directions in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Art

This digital seminar series seeks to showcase new and innovative research being undertaken on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century art and its histories. We invite contributions for papers investigating any aspect of the artistic, visual and material cultures of this period, and produced across the globe. Sessions will be hosted via video conferencing software, and will take the form of a 40-minute seminar, with time following for questions.

Due to difficulties relating to the Covid-19 pandemic, the deadline for abstract submissions to this issue has been extended until 15 September 2020. The publication schedule has been revised and the issue will now be available online in November 2021.

Volume 2, Issue 1 (Nov 2021)

The interplay between law and the customs, fishing practices, and collective rights of Indigenous peoples has shaped and continues to shape national and international approaches to the conservation and sustainable use of the ocean.

SCANDAL! NATIVE AMERICAN BOARDING SCHOOLS IN AMERICAN FICTION

The International Network for Training, Education, and Research on Culture (Network on Culture) is pleased to announce the launch of Matrix: A Journal for Matricultural Studies (

Indigenous Studies Area, Midwest Popular Culture

Call for Papers

Ecologies – Environments – Ethics