[ecrea] CFP: Gender and public relations

> The editors of the next special issue of PRism 
> invite submissions around the theme of gender 
> and public relations. Awarded the PRism Prize 
> for 2010, the edition will explore the complex 
> gendered aspects of both public relations 
> practice and theorising ? an important topic 
> that will contribute to the maturation of the 
> field.  Papers from diverse perspectives and 
> geographical locations which offer a critical 
> approach with an emancipatory quality will be particularly welcomed.
>
> Topics might include (but are not restricted to),
>
> Gender and:
>
> -       identity and identification
>
> -       ageing and sexuality
>
> -       diversity and ethnicity
>
> -       public relations education, and/or graduate experiences
>
> -       research and ethics
>
> -       feminist perspectives and public relations work cultures
>
> -       historical perspectives on industry or occupational developments
>
> -       public relations and social media, including virtual publics
>
> Full papers will be due by May 31st, 2010 and 
> will be peer reviewed. Submissions should be 
> sent to: (prismgenderissue /at/ gmail.com).
>
> Successful submissions will be uploaded 
> immediately reviewing, revisions and formatting are complete.
>
> If you intend to contribute and would like 
> initial comment from the editors, you may 
> forward a 500 word abstract outlining your 
> proposal to the email address above.  This 
> should be done well in advance of the submission deadline.
>
> Academic papers should be approx. 5,000 words 
> and practitioner papers between 2,000-3,000 
> words maximum. Style should follow house 
> guidelines: 
> <http://praxis.massey.ac.nz/fileadmin/Praxis/Files/Journal_Files/Prism_House_Style.pdf>http://praxis.massey.ac.nz/fileadmin/Praxis/Files/Journal_Files/Prism_House_Style.pdf 
>
>
> Papers submitted for the special issue must not 
> have been published, accepted for publication, 
> or presently be under consideration for 
> publication elsewhere.  Full submission 
> guidelines are available on the PRism Web site 
> at 
> <http://praxis.massey.ac.nz/sub_guide.html>praxis.massey.ac.nz/sub_guide.html. 
>
>
> The guest editors for this prize-winning special 
> issue of PRism are Dr Christine Daymon (Curtin 
> University) and Dr Kristin Demetrious (Deakin 
> University).  All submissions and queries should 
> be directed to them at: (prismgenderissue /at/ gmail.com)
> Dr Elspeth Tilley
> Senior Lecturer in Communication
> Massey University, Wellington.
> Editor, PRism online refereed journal: see 
> <http://praxis.massey.ac.nz/prism_on-line_journ.html>http://praxis.massey.ac.nz/prism_on-line_journ.html

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