[ecrea] "Music, Gender, and Globalization" conference

> *Please forward to interested parties*
>
> Call for Papers: "Music, Gender, and Globalization" conference at
> Cornell University, Ithaca, NY; April 1­2, 2011.
>
> Inviting graduate students and recent PhDs from across the humanities
> and the social sciences to submit presentation proposals for an
> interdisciplinary conference at Cornell University on April 1­2, 2011.
>
> We especially welcome submissions from scholars in: historical
> musicology, ethnomusicology, anthropology, theater and performance
> studies, film and media studies, cultural studies, women's, gender,
> and queer studies, comparative literature, area studies, political
> studies, and sociology.
>
> The conference features three keynote talks by internationally
> renowned scholars, a film screening, a concert performance, a
> roundtable discussion, and a seminar.
>
> Registration is free, and many meals are provided. Accommodation in
> Ithaca may be available with a graduate student. It is likely that we
> will be able to provide a limited number of modest travel grants to
> graduate students presenting at the conference.
>
> For details, including the Call for Papers, please see the conference
> website: www.musicgenderglobalization.org
>
> Samuel Dwinell and Anaar Desai-Stephens
> Conference organizers, and graduate students in the Department of
> Music, Cornell University

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