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From: John Sandlos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Call for Submission -- Fall Issue of Rhizome
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS -- FALL ISSUE OF RHIZOME
Reaching Out: Communities, Environments and the Academy
The recent proposal for ESAC to create a Union of Concerned Environmental
Scholars (put forward by Cate Sandilands at the 1999 AGM) raises several
interesting questions about the relationship between environmental studies
as an academic discipline and broader communities of environmental
activists, policy advocates, concerned citizens, marginalized communities
etc. How can we, as scholars, address environmental issues? How can we
contribute to community-based activism? What kind of projects can
environmental scholars pursue? Are there viable ways to practice
environmental studies?
Rhizome, the newsletter of the Environmental Studies Association of
Canada, is therefore seeking submissions (articles, opinion pieces, short
essays, and book reviews) related to the broad theme of Reaching Out:
Communities, Environments and the Academy. Short articles, opinion pieces
and project reports (500-2,500 words max.) may cover such topic areas as:
- specific projects (restoration, community partnerships, popular
education, etc.)
- academic and activist links
- language, accessibility and academic discourse -- who (or where) is our
audience?
- Research and activism: is there a boundary?
- linking policy research with policy advocates
- community empowerment / disempowerment and advocacy research
- any other
Deadline: September 15, 1999
ALSO: Letters to the editor on issues pertaining to the last issue of
Rhizome (the relationship between theory and environmental studies) are
also welcome for our new Discussion section.
PLEASE ALSO FORWARD ANY CONFERENCE CALLS, EVENT ANNOUNCEMENTS,
DESCRIPTIONS OF NEW/RELEVANT JOURNALS OR CALLS FOR JOUNAL SUBMISSIONS TO:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please send two copies of your work to:
John Sandlos
Newsletter Editor
Environmental Studies Association of Canada
Faculty of Environmental Studies
Lumbers Building, York University
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, ON
M3J 1P3
e-mail submission are welcome (MS Word preferred) at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please Note: we can obtain complimentary review copies of many recent
books; please let us know if there is a book you would like to review
immediately.
"Take it easy, but take it."
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John Sandlos
Graduate Student
Faculty of Environmental Studies
York University
Toronto, ON
Canada
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