[Commlist] Routledge Transformations book series

Call for Book Proposals


For over two decades the Routledge Transformations book series has 
housed interdisciplinary feminist research on crucial, global issues. 
From Sara Ahmed examining the relationship between strangers, 
embodiment and community; to Stephanie Lawler’s stories of mothers and 
daughters; and collections from feminist thinkers tracing the shifts in 
feminism over time; Transformations has published over 25 distinct texts 
that contribute to the rich histories of feminist theorising.

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Transformations seeks to reinvigorate its commitment to inclusion and 
feminist praxis by expanding and diversifying its pool of authors. We 
especially welcome proposals from transformative voices emerging from 
activism intersecting with academic research, voices from the global 
majority world, and voices that highlight how an intersectional focus 
contributes to the decolonisation of academy and popular feminism. Media 
and Communication Scholars are particularly welcomed to submit!

*Series Editors*

Dr Rachael Eastham, Lancaster University, UK; Email: 
(r.eastham1 /at/ lancaster.ac.uk) <mailto:(r.eastham1 /at/ lancaster.ac.uk)>

Dr Patricia Prieto-Blanco, Lancaster University, UK; Email: 
(p.prieto-blanco /at/ lancaster.ac.uk) <mailto:(p.prieto-blanco /at/ lancaster.ac.uk)>

Dr Laura Clancy, Lancaster University, UK; Email: 
(l.clancy2 /at/ lancaster.ac.uk) <mailto:(l.clancy2 /at/ lancaster.ac.uk)>


The editors will be hosting a Q&A session at the start of the Academic 
Year 24/25 to discuss how to publish with the series, and offer support 
to early career scholars looking to publish their first book, and/or 
global majority scholars looking to publish their works in English. If 
you wish to be notified about the date and time of the event, please get 
in touchh with any of the Series Editors.


For proposal submissions please contact the Series Editors or the 
Commissioning Editor Emily Briggs at (Emily.Briggs /at/ tandf.co.uk) 
<mailto:(Emily.Briggs /at/ tandf.co.uk)>.



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