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Works and Days provides a scholarly forum for the exploration of problems in cultural studies, pedagogy, and institutional critique, especially as they are impacted by the global economic crisis of late capitalism.  Whereas most scholarly journals publish groups of relatively unrelated essays, each volume of Works and Days focuses on a specific issue, and contributors are encouraged to share their work with each other.

Recent special issues of the Works and Days journal have focused on the effect of globalization on women and the environment, the attacks on academic freedom, the privatization of higher education under neoliberal capitalism, the increasing exploitation of part-time, temporary faculty, the shift from print to electronic media, and the politics of knowledge.

We are eager to hear from anyone already at work on projects suitable for publication in Works and Days. We also encourage proposals for joint projects and will assist in their formation. In addition, we invite participants in symposia, conferences, and other research groups to consider developing their work through online collaboration and publishing their outcomes as special issues of Works and Days.

Works & Days 59/60

in collaboration with Culural Logic
Vol. 30
2012


Culture and Crisis


Edited by Joseph G. Ramsey

Featuring:
Michael Joseph Roberto
Gregory Meyerson
Jamey Essex
Jeff Noonan
Julie P. Torrant
Dan DiMaggio
Max Haiven
Vesa Oitinen
Andre Maidansky
Amedeo Policante
Robert T. Tally, Jr.
Benjamin Balthaser
Tristan Sipley
Chris Vials
Kevin Floyd
Carl Grey Martin
Kanishka Chowdhury
Kim Emery
Heather Steffen















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