I would like to invite members of the Divsion on Critical Criminology and
other members of the American Society of Criminology to submit papers or
panels to the Critical Division of the 1998 ASC Program Committee. The
critical inquiry section of the 1998 ASC Program Commitee welcomes papers
from the full range of intellectual traditions that constitute contemporary
critical thought in criminology including, Marxist, feminist,
post-modernist, identity, race, culture, constitutive, and queer theory.
Because the 1998 ASC meetings will be the 50th meeting of the American
Society of Criminology, this might be a particularly good time for panels
and papers that assess the historical development of critical thought in
criminology. I would also like to invite papers that explore how
contemporary transformations in the academy have impacted teaching
criminology and doing criminological research (e.g. distance education,
post-tenure review; decline of full-time and expansion of part time academic
employment; changes in the publishing world; aggressive intellectual
property laws etc.).
If you would like to propose a paper or a panel, send the title and
abstract, your name, affiliation, snail-mail and e-mail addresses, and phone
numbers to:
Raymond J.
Michalowski
Department
of Criminal Justice
Box 15011
Northern
Arizona University
Flagstaff,
AZ 86011
e-mail =
raymond.michalowski@nau.edu
FAX =
520-523-8011
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MARCH 31.