[Commlist] Call for Contributions. Doctoral Dissertations Column: Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies

*Call for Contributions – Doctoral Dissertations Column*

*Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies*

The /Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies/ invites contributions 
for a new column about recent doctoral dissertations. The column is 
designed to keep scholars and teachers up to date as regards the defense 
and publication of graduate research into any aspect of Italian cinema 
and/or media studies while promoting access to an emerging generation of 
international scholarship. Depending on the number of submissions, the 
column may publish up to three entries per issue. Proposals are welcome 
for dissertations defended during the past two years.

             Entries will appear in the form of short dissertation 
abstracts and will include the following information: dissertation 
title, author name, current email address, degree-granting department 
and school, advisor name and affiliation, ISBN or equivalent 
identification number, abstract (500 words maximum) and biographical 
note (100 words maximum). Abstracts will be written in a way that 
focuses directly on the historical and/or theoretical intervention, 
including presentation of primary sources, methodology and conclusions. 
Entries for dissertations written in languages other than English are 
encouraged, and the column curator will work together with international 
authors where translation is required.

For inquiries and submissions, write to Jim Carter ((jimrc /at/ umich.edu) 
<mailto:(jimrc /at/ umich.edu)>).

Jim Carter holds a Ph.D. in Italian from the University of Michigan and 
is currently working on a book about industrial culture at Olivetti 
(1930s through 1950s). His essays on cultural studies have appeared in 
international publications like /Modern Italy/ and /Italian Culture/, 
and he is the co-editor (with Carlo Baghetti and Lorenzo Marmo) of the 
forthcoming volume /Italian Industrial Literature and Film/ (Peter Lang, 
Italian Modernities Series). In 2018–19, he was a fellow of the American 
Academy in Rome.




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