An initiative from the Centre for Women and Gender in Sociology at Warwick, where the centre for social ontology is also based:
A reminder that we are now accepting submissions to the CSWG blog. This academic focussed blog aims to promote the work of academics and students conducting research around topics relating to women and gender studies.
We warmly welcome submissions from scholars working in, but not limited to, the following:
Reflections on issues relating to the production of feminist research, including feminist theory and methodologies;
Academics forging links with relevant contemporary activism;
Issues from any discipline relating to a broad range of gender related topics, such as gender and education, politics, transgender and sexualities, feminism and women’s rights, masculinities and femininities, media and culture, and work, employment and the family.
Submission guidelines:
Anyone can contribute; we welcome, and actively encourage, a variety of voices.
Though the focus of the blog remains primarily academic in nature, we are happy to accept a range of content from opinion pieces to short essays. Please note the maximum word limit of 1000 words.
Please include references so that readers have the opportunity to carry out further reading.
Please include a brief biography – no more than a few lines – with all submissions. Although we would prefer to avoid anonymity in order to promote transparency, we appreciate there may be instances where this would not be appropriate.
Please email submissions to cswgseminarseries@gmail.com for peer review. If you have any further questions, please do email us at cswgseminarseries@gmail.com or get in touch via Facebook or Twitter
With best wishes,
CSWG graduate seminar committee: Elizabeth Ablett, Emine Erdogan, Heather Griffiths, Iro Konstantinou, Kate Mahoney, Isabel Nuñez-Salazar and Carli Rowell
Mark Carrigan 