Panel: EM/CA and Social Change: Addressingrace and racism in EM/CA research and teaching.
Organizers: EleonoraSciubba (m.e.sciubba@tilburguniversity.edu), Natasha Shrikant.
The murder of George Floyd and the uptake of the Black Lives Matter movement worldwide has confronted EM/CA scholars with questions about the ways whitenessis embedded in EM/CA theory, method, and pedagogy. Recent studies highlight the strength of EM/CA theories andmethods to analyze how macro processes like “racism”, “discrimination”, or“resistance” occur in mundane, interactionally specific ways.
Call for papers: If you would like to contribute to this panel, please send your 250-500 word abstract to Eleonora Sciubba, m.e.sciubba@tilburguniversity.edu, for pre-approval byOctober 1.
For more info click here.

Panel: EM/CA and Social Change: Addressingrace and racism in EM/CA research and teaching.
Organizers: EleonoraSciubba (m.e.sciubba@tilburguniversity.edu), Natasha Shrikant.
The murder of George Floyd and the uptake of the Black Lives Matter movement worldwide has confronted EM/CA scholars with questions about the ways whitenessis embedded in EM/CA theory, method, and pedagogy. Recent studies highlight the strength of EM/CA theories andmethods to analyze how macro processes like “racism”, “discrimination”, or“resistance” occur in mundane, interactionally specific ways.
Call for papers: If you would like to contribute to this panel, please send your 250-500 word abstract to Eleonora Sciubba, m.e.sciubba@tilburguniversity.edu, for pre-approval byOctober 1.
For more info click here.

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