[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: Call to edit a special issue of NWSA Journal (3/1/07; journal issue)

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

National Women’s Studies Association Journal
Call for Proposals to Edit a Special Issue of NWSA Journal
Deadline:	March 1, 2007

The National Women’s Studies Association Journal invites proposals from
scholars/activists who would like to edit a special issue or cluster
issue for the NWSAJ. Through these special issues, we will continue
NWSAJ’s tradition of publishing multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary
articles on topics that are critical to the understanding of women’s lives.

While special issues about any topic related to Women’s Studies may be
submitted, we are especially looking for scholars and topics that focus
on the following areas:

•	Pedagogical and Institutional Issues Related to Women’s Studies
•	Science, Technology, and Gender
•	Gender, Place, and Culture
•	Leadership and Activism
•	In order to promote exploration of various aspects of women’s lives,
we welcome proposals in any area if they explicitly foreground the
diversity of women’s experiences. For example, these may include those
related to race, ethnicity, class, sexual orientation,
national/international identification, and ability, but also family
membership, professional and community engagement, access to social
services, globalization, and participation in political spheres.

Proposals should consist of the following information:

I.	Proposed theme and rationale, especially as it relates to the topics
noted above
II.	Potential outline of key topical areas
III.	Proposed call for papers and publicity plan for soliciting articles
IV.	Description of peer review process
V.	Proposed timeline
VI.	List of co-editors with curriculum vitae

Questions should be addressed to Becky Ropers-Huilman, 225-578-2892, or
broper1 at lsu.edu.

Please send your completed proposals to:

National Women’s Studies Association Journal
Becky Ropers-Huilman
College of Education
121C Peabody Hall
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
USA


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