March 28, 2012 - April 1, 2012
University of California, San Diego,
La Jolla, CA
All submissions are now closed for 2012.
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting NINE seminars at the 2012 CSA(US) meeting:
• 3 on particular thematic topics (speculation and finance capitalism, transnationalism, and technology),
• 3 on the institutional dimensions of Cultural Studies (interdisciplinary, the shifting nature of the university, and institutionalization), and
• 3 on pedagogy (teaching in carceral institutions, teaching in the current conjuncture, and the syllabus).
Founded in 2003, the Cultural Studies Association (U.S.) provides a forum for scholars of cultural studies, in all its diverse manifestations, to exchange their work and ideas across disciplinary lines and institutional locations.
The Annual Meeting of the CSA provides a venue for scholars, students, and other persons interested in cultural studies to exchange their work and ideas and to collaborate on current or future projects.
The CSA is overseen by an Executive Committee elected by the CSA membership to four year terms and a President and Vice President elected from the Executive Committee for two year terms. Graduate student representatives serve two year terms.
The Administrative Office of the CSA is housed at and sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh. Questions about or suggestions for the CSA should be sent to csaus@pitt.edu
Lateral, an e-publishing platform of the Cultural Studies Association, is a digital journal and production site designed to foster experimentation and collaboration across academic disciplines and other sectors of cultural production. We invite critical studies of culture and creativity that advance and extend the reach of cultural studies as a field and method of inquiry.We also encourage inventiveness in the forms we use to produce, publish, and distribute our work across emergent and established fields and practices.