<nettime-ann> CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: Production Studies, Volume II

[tvnmeditor@tulane.edu]

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03-Jun-2013

Dear Dr. Geert Lovink:

Please consider submitting and/or forwarding:

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: Production Studies, Volume II

Setting its lens on the storied nature of media industries practices  
and their practitioners, Production Studies: Cultural Studies of Media  
Industries (Routledge, 2009) called for a return to studying local,  
regional, and national economies of media through the perspectives of  
media makers and production cultures.  Studies of media workplace  
cultures, invisible labor, trade mythologies, as well as social  
relationships and power dynamics in the workplace are now often  
elements of a well-rounded industrial critique. The varied work of  
production studies researchers provides a range of self-reflexive  
interdisciplinary approaches to examining the roles of cultural  
producers and lay theories of their practices.  Five years after  
Production Studies, it is time to assess where cultural studies of  
production are going, and where they may take us next.

Editors Vicki Mayer (Tulane University), Miranda Banks (Emerson  
College), and Bridget Conor (King’s College London) seek chapter  
proposals for the second volume of Production Studies.  We are  
especially interested in reading new approaches to the study of  
production across a wide range of media industries (music, publishing,  
video games, web design, etc.) and from across the globe.  Abstracts  
should be 500-700 words and include a biographical background.   
Selected authors would be asked to turn in first drafts of their 6000- 
word chapters by May 1, 2014.

Please address your abstracts and inquiries to Vicki  
(vmayer@tulane.edu) by October 1, 2013.


Sincerely,
Vicki Mayer
Editor in Chief
Television & New Media
tvnmeditor@tulane.edu

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