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Today's Topics:

   1. Call for Contributors: Feminist Art and Social ChangeSigns:
      Journal of Women in Culture and Society (Ma?gorzata Tarasiewicz)


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Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 21:00:17 +0200
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Subject: [Beijing+10] Call for Contributors: Feminist Art and Social
ChangeSigns: Journal of Women in Culture and Society.
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Call for Contributors: Feminist Art and Social ChangeSigns: Journal of 
Women in Culture and Society.

Comparative Perspectives Symposium

One of our goals at Signs is to increase the global and comparative 
content of the journal.  Toward that end, we have introduced a new 
feature, "Comparative Perspectives Symposia."

Designed to present multiple viewpoints from different regions of the 
world, each Comparative Perspectives Symposium features at least four 
scholars, activists, and/or artists who address a specific concept or 
topic of import to feminist activism and scholarship.

We are currently planning a Comparative Perspectives Symposium on 
Feminist Art and Social Change. We would like to recruit 4 to 8 
artists, art critics, curators, or scholars from Africa,
Asia, Australia, the Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, New Zealand,
and Newly Independent States, who would contribute short essays
(1250-1500 words) that discuss how feminism surfaces in the arts
(visual arts, dance, music, literature, theater, architecture,
 new media) and with what effects in their region.

Those interested in contributing to the symposium should contact Karen 
Alexander (KAlexander@signs.rutgers.edu) by August 15, 2005. Completed 
essays must be submitted by November 1, 2006.

Although the print copy of the journal is published in English, the 
University of Chicago Press has agreed to include a version in a second 
language in the electronic version of the journal, which is accessible 
on line.

Forthcoming Signs Comparative Perspectives Symposia
Summer 2006 31:4 Democratization Melani Budianta Decentralizing 
Engagements: Women and the Democratization Process in Indonesia
Da?a Duhac(ek Feminist Perspectives on Democratization in Serbia / 
Western Balkans Shireen Hassim Democratization: A View from Africa
Breny Mendoza The Undemocratic Foundations of Democracy: An Enunciation 
from Postoccidental Latin America.

Autumn 2006 32:1 Islamization Saskia Eleonora Wieringa Islamization
in Indonesia: Women Activists? Discourses Leela Jacinto Abandoning
the Wardrobe and Reclaiming Religion in the Discourse on Afghan Women?s
Islamic Rights Jaleh Shaditalab Islamization and Gender in Iran: 
Is the Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
Ays,e Saktanber Women and the Iconography of Fear: Islamization in 
Post-Islamist Turkey Fatima Sadiqi The Impact of Islamization on
Moroccan Feminism Joy Ezeilo Feminism and Islamic Fundamentalism:
Some Perspectives from Nigeria and Beyond.

Winter 2007 32:2 Bioprospecting/Biopiracy
Contributors: Vandana Shiva, Susan Hawthorne, Ana Isla, Victoria 
Tauli-Corpuz, Cori Hayden

-- 
Joanna Regulska
Professor of Women's Studies and Geography
Chair
Department of Women's and Gender Studies
Rutgers University
162 Ryders Lane, Douglass Campus
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
tel 732/932-1151
fax 732/932-1335
e-mail:regulska@rci.rutgers.edu


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