CFP: 25 Years of the National Womens Studies Association (2/1/01; journal issue)

From: Amy Watson Ruth (speeraw@appstate.edu)
Date: Wed Nov 08 2000 - 08:53:54 EST

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    Call for Papers
        Special Issue, NWSA Journal
        "25 Years of NWSA: Vision, Controversy, Transformation"
        Guest Editor: Bonnie Zimmerman

        The year 2002 marks the 25th anniversary of the founding of the
    National Women’s Studies
        Association. In its first quarter-century, NWSA has reflected as
    well as initiated profound
        transformations in education for and about women; it has also
    undergone equally profound
        changes in its organization and vision. And yet its mission has
    remained constant: “to
        further the social, political, and professional development of
    Women’s Studies throughout
        the country and the world, at every educational level and in every
    educational setting.” In
        this special issue of the _NWSA Journal_, planned to appear Spring
    2002, we will explore the
        history of the organization, discuss its practices and philosophies,
    and envision its
        future.

        We seek articles, reports, and retrospectives on all aspects of
    NWSA’s existence, including
        those of its conferences, caucuses, regions, and publications. We
    welcome evaluations of its
        major accomplishments and controversies. We look for articles
    covering both general topics
        and individual histories. We especially invite analyses of and
    arguments about its future
        role and direction within the women’s studies movement as a whole.
    Topics might include:
        the relationship between academics and activism, the struggle for
    diversity, the meaning of
        professionalism, successes and failures of organizational
    structures, the “culture” of NWSA,
        the relationship between national organization and local programs,
    the relation of NWSA to
        international women’s studies and women’s studies organizations, and
    NWSA as a site for
        theory-building and scholarship.

        Because of the special nature of this issue, we invite submissions
    of all genres and
        lengths, as well as other printed material including archival
    documents, illustrations, and
        photographs.

        Send three double-spaced copies of your manuscript (no more than 30
    pages with a 150-word
        abstract), with parenthetical notes and a complete references page
    formatted according to
        the Chicago Manual of Style (14th edition) to:

        Amy Watson Ruth, Managing Editor
        NWSA Journal
        109 IG Greer
        PO Box 32132
        Appalachian State University
        Boone, NC 28608-2132
        voice: 828.262.6541
        fax: 828.262.6543
        e-mail: speeraw@appstate.edu

        Manuscript deadline: February 1, 2001

        Inquiries can be e-mailed to bonnie.zimmerman@sdsu.edu

    --
    Amy Watson Ruth, Managing Editor
    _NWSA Journal_
    109 IG Greer
    PO Box 32132
    Appalachian State University
    Boone, NC 28608-2132
    voice: 828.262.6541
    fax: 828.262.6543
    e-mail: speeraw@appstate.edu
    

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