Works
and Days provides
a scholarly forum
for the exploration of problems in cultural studies, pedagogy, and
institutional critique, especially as they are impacted by the global
economic
crisis of late capitalism. Whereas most
scholarly journals publish groups of relatively unrelated essays, each
volume
of Works
and Days focuses on a specific issue, and contributors are
encouraged
to share their work with each other.
Recent special issues of the Works and Days journal have focused on the effect of globalization on women and the environment, the attacks on academic freedom, the privatization of higher education under neoliberal capitalism, the increasing exploitation of part-time, temporary faculty, the shift from print to electronic media, and the politics of knowledge.
We are eager to hear from anyone already at work on projects suitable for publication in Works and Days. We also encourage proposals for joint projects and will assist in their formation. In addition, we invite participants in symposia, conferences, and other research groups to consider developing their work through online collaboration and publishing their outcomes as special issues of Works and Days.
After forty years of publication, Works and Days 70/71 (Vol. 36, 2018-19) is the final volume of the journal. We thank everyone for their support of this publication. The archived web site will continue to be available.
Recent special issues of the Works and Days journal have focused on the effect of globalization on women and the environment, the attacks on academic freedom, the privatization of higher education under neoliberal capitalism, the increasing exploitation of part-time, temporary faculty, the shift from print to electronic media, and the politics of knowledge.
We are eager to hear from anyone already at work on projects suitable for publication in Works and Days. We also encourage proposals for joint projects and will assist in their formation. In addition, we invite participants in symposia, conferences, and other research groups to consider developing their work through online collaboration and publishing their outcomes as special issues of Works and Days.
After forty years of publication, Works and Days 70/71 (Vol. 36, 2018-19) is the final volume of the journal. We thank everyone for their support of this publication. The archived web site will continue to be available.
Works & Days
70/71
Vol. 36
2018-19
The 40th Anniversary Retrospective: Capitalism, Climate Change, and Rhetoric
Guest Edited by
Catherine Chaput
Featuring:
Catherine Chaput
Jeffrey J. Williams
Brian G. Caraher
Kathryn Lambrecht
Phillip Goodwin
Jason Ludden
Leslie R. Anglesey
Carl G. Herndl
Celeste M. Condit
Ralph Cintron
Leah Ceccarelli
John Ackerman
Jaquelyn Davis
Crystal Colombini
Nancy Welch
Tony Scott
Lynda Walsh
Jonathan Alexander
Marc Bousquet
