[ecrea] Call for Book and Film Reviews: Culture, Labor and Class

*Call for Book and Film Reviews and Review Essays: Culture, Labor and Class*

/Working USA: The Journal Of Labor And Society, /a cross-disciplinary, 
peer-reviewed journal is calling for book and film reviews and review 
essays discussing texts and films relating to the cultural aspects of 
labor and class. The books reviewed can be academic studies from a range 
of disciplines, journalistic texts, works of fiction, biographies, 
memoirs, and artists' monographs. We will also consider reviews of art 
exhibits and cultural events, relevant to this topic. With some 
exceptions, the books reviewed should have a publication date within the 
last three years. The reviewers should have some expertise in the area 
of the review, and write in clear prose, free of specialized jargon.

Please send a brief description of the subject area within which they 
would like to work to Polina Kroik, Senior Associate Editor 
(kroikp /at/ lanecc.edu) <mailto:(kroikp /at/ lanecc.edu)> by June 1^st 2014. You may 
also include a list of titles, or we can suggest titles for review.

About the journal:

Edited by Professor Immanuel Ness, /WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor and 
Society/ is a peer-review cross-disciplinary social science quarterly 
journal intended for a broad exploration of the economic, political, and 
social dimensions of work and labor throughout the world. The journal 
publishes articles directed to an open and critical analysis of the 
global and U.S. labor movements, organizations, and the working class. 
The journal editors see a strong and robust labor movement as a force 
that is central to the immediate and long term social, economic, and 
political interests of the working class.

/WorkingUSA /is published by Wiley Periodicals and indexed in Business 
ASAP (GALE Cengage), Expanded Academic ASAP (GALE Cengage), InfoTrac, 
and PAIS: Public Affairs Information Service (ProQuest).