Social Sciences

Critical Fashion & Luxury at NeMLA 2019

Jen Sweeney (Bard College), Nigel Lezama (Brock University) & Jess Clark (Brock University) are co-organizing a small series of critical fashion and luxury studies interventions and events at NeMLA in Washington, DC, from March 21 to 24, 2019. We are seeking 200-word proposals from speakers for the following panel and round table:

Power Dressing: Counter-Hegemonic Practices in Fashion And Luxury

This will be of interest to librarians, archivists, and historians who work in museums, special collections, and public history institutions.

CFP: Journal of New Librarianship

 Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies

CALL FOR PAPERS: PCA 2019 National Conference in Washington, DC (April 17th – 20th)

The ANPOR Annual Conference in 2018 will cover multidisciplinary topics related to the studies of public opinion research. This year’s conference will focus on the topic relating to public opinion research on the Politics, Big Data and Social Media. Therefore, the main theme will be “Developments of Media and Public Opinion in Asia”. 

ANPOR welcomes abstracts and panel proposals related to the conference theme, including but not restricted to the following topics:   

Academica Press, a leading independent scholarly publisher, cordially invites manuscripts from dynamic scholars at all levels seeking to publish new work that challenges traditional disciplinary boundaries and revisits conventional topics. New publications will ideally be devoted to under-explored issues in the humanities and social sciences and are welcome to make imaginative uses of theory and method.

Moving Centers & Traveling Cultures
October 10-12, 2018
Goethe University, Frankfurt

Confirmed keynote speaker: Alex Tickell (Open University)

Journal of Depression & Anxiety is running successfully seventh volume with quarterly issue release on depressive and anxiety disorders and is providing an opportunity f