FW: Call for Manuscripts - Girls in the World: A Global Anthology

TYASTO tyasto at sapa.nsk.su
Mon Feb 6 04:23:28 PST 2006


Hi Christine and Claudia,
Congratulations!
Would you like to share your experience in the book "Girls in the World: A
Global Anthology. Read below.

 
 
 
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Call for Manuscripts

 

Girls in the World:  A Global Anthology

Edited by Jennifer Hillman Helgren and Colleen A. Vasconcellos

 

Abstract Deadline:  February 28, 2006

 

We invite proposals for manuscripts to be included in a collection of essays
on the history of girlhood in international and transnational contexts.  The
purpose is to understand the centrality of girlhood in shaping women's lives
and to study through a comparative framework how age and gender, along with
a multitude of other identities, mold and influence women's experiences.  

                          

Essays will contribute to developing cross-national perspectives and
methodologies in the history of gender, children, and youth.  Moreover, we
feel that given current trends toward globalization, it is imperative that
scholars address ordinary individuals' relationships to war, migration,
economic markets, and institutions.  Girlhood is defined broadly, and we
welcome analysis of the category of girlhood itself.  Manuscripts examining
girls' experiences in Africa, Latin America, Australia, and Canada are
especially welcome.  

 

While essays may cover a range of topics, regions, and time periods, we are
interested in research that addresses one or more of the following
questions: 

                                                

*	How have international developments, such as migrations, wars,
globalization, labor, economic markets, and international diplomacy,
influenced girls' lives, cultures and/or identities? 

*	What have been girls' roles in creating communities and shaping
cultures internationally, nationally, and locally? 

*	To what extent have girls operated as global actors and agents?  

*	What roles have girls played, both symbolically and actively, in
global political arenas? 

*	When are girls' cultures subcultures of dominant national cultures
and when do they cross (and even challenge) national boundaries? 

*	How have girls' cultures been constituted through their responses to
cultural, institutional, and familial expectations?  

*	How do girls' educational, health, legal rights, material culture,
and play vary across time and place? 

*	How do images of and for girls in literature, art, and photography
vary across time and place? 

 

Individual manuscript proposals should include:

*a 250-word abstract and title

*author contact information

*your curriculum vitae

 

Please note how your work will contribute to cross-national perspectives

The submission deadline is February 28, 2006.  Please email your proposals
directly to Jennifer Helgren at  <mailto:jennifer.helgren at cgu.edu>
jennifer.helgren at cgu.edu and Colleen Vasconcellos at
<mailto:colleen at mail.h-net.msu.edu> colleen at mail.h-net.msu.edu.

 

Completed manuscripts will be due in the summer of 2006.  If you have any
questions or comments, please contact either editor:

 

Dr. Helgren

E:  <mailto:jennifer.helgren at cgu.edu> jennifer.helgren at cgu.edu

P: (510) 521-8790

 

Dr. Vasconcellos

E.  <mailto:colleen at mail.h-net.msu.edu> colleen at mail.h-net.msu.edu

P:  (678) 839-6032 

 

Dr. Jennifer Hillman Helgren
Ph.D. Claremont, currently a lecturer in Women's Studies at San Francisco
State University and in History at California State University East Bay

Dr. Colleen A. Vasconcellos
Ph.D. Florida International University, currently a Visiting Assistant
Professor of History at the University of West Georgia

We are also both members of the Society for the History of Children and
Youth, and the volume will definitely be affiliated with this organization
as well.  





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