[Discussion] CFP: The Cold War and Globalization (12/7/04; CSA, 4/21/05-4/24/05)

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

CFP
The Cold War and Globalization (12/07/04; CSA 05 4/21/05-4/24/05)

The Cold War and Globalization
The Third Annual Cultural Studies Association Conference (U.S.)
Theme:  Sex, Race, and Globalization
Tucson, AZ
April 21-24, 2005

While historians, political scientists, and economists have commented on
the impact policy decisions made during World War II and the Cold War
have had on the global economy, and others have drawn continuities and =
discontinuities between the war on Communism and the war on terror, this
panel seeks papers that more broadly theorize the relationship between
post-war and contemporary policy, politics, economics, literature, and
culture. What role did the Cold War play in shaping the contents and
discontents of globalization? Interdisciplinary approaches to this
question are encouraged.

Please direct inquiries by snail mail to Maureen A. Riddle, Dept of
English, 406 Holmes Hall, Northeastern University, Boston, MA 02115 or
by email to MaureenARiddle@comcast.net. Abstracts of @ 250 words will be
accepted as attached Word documents at MaureenARiddle@comcast.net until
midnight December 7th, 2004. Actual panel application deadline is Dec.
15th, so no proposals will be accepted after the Dec. 7th deadline.



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