[csaa-forum] CFP - biculturalism/multiculturalism/indigeneity and the media

[Sue Abel]

Second Call for Papers for electronic journal New Zealand Journal of
Media Studies

Indigeneity, biculturalism, multiculturalism and the media

 

The first 2006 issue of New Zealand Journal of Media Studies will be a
special issue focusing on indigeneity, biculturalism, multiculturalism
and the media.   

We invite submissions related but not limited to the following kinds of
topics:

 

Issues of political economy and their implications

Indigenous and ethnic minority media production

Media and a bi/multicultural public sphere

Radio

The impact of the Charter on TVNZ

Historical accounts

[The absent] Pakeha and media/issues of whiteness

Interviews with media personnel working in indigenous or ethnic minority
media

New media

Culture, identity and media

Cultural nationalism

The reporting of Muslims/Islam

Case studies of particular media texts e.g. talkback radio/Letters to
the Editor

 

Theoretical and research-based contributions are welcomed, as are papers
from postgraduate students.  Papers should be 4,000-6,000 words in
length.  All manuscripts will be peer reviewed by referees.

 

Deadline for submissions is May 15 2006.  

 

Style guidelines: 

Referencing should be in the text:

*	(Brown 1999: 53) for first reference

*	(1999: 87) where there are two books by Brown and it is obvious
that this is one of them
*	(103) where it is obvious that this is a continuing reference

Bibliography - no extra punctuation:

*	Brown Joan (2005) The History of Whiteness  Sage London
*	Brown Joan and Pink Tere (2003) Maori Documentary and the Public
Sphere  Sage London

 

Submissions should be sent electronically to Sue Abel
(sue.abel at vuw.ac.nz), Danny Keenan (danny.keenan at vuw.ac.nz) and/or Ian
Stuart (istuart at eit.ac.nz)

 

Visit the New Zealand Journal of Media Studies on-line at
http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-corpus-mediastudies.html

 

 

 

Sue Abel,

Lecturer,

School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies,

Victoria University of Wellington,

 P.O.Box 600,

Wellington.

 

Phone: (04) 463 5233 x 8411

Email:  sue.abel at vuw.ac.nz

 

 

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