... that institutions like political parties and trade unions, and even some states, may indeed play an impor- tant part in organizing multitudes, but are also being transformed by them, just as academic publishers and universities are enabling anticorporate, antidisciplinary journals like Social Text...

...After Globalism Writing Group This essay discusses some of the exigencies and potentialities of contemporary writing performed in but not entirely of an academic idiom. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 academic publishing satire poetry the Right Once upon a time...

...Ana María Dopico As Social Text published its first essays on Latin America, the Americas were living the disastrous consequences of a hemispheric cold war in the forms of dictatorships, military rule, and brutal state violence; confronting popular and institutionalized revolutions; and suffering...

... flippantly, “What's the problem? If you change your mind, just write and publish something new.” Easy to say, I thought, when you've got two dozen books to your name. Nonetheless, his advice was disarming and helped demystify academic publishing for me. This was Stanley at his best: encouraging, funny...

..., web-friendly title, since, as our publishers pointed out, we’re operating within the imperatives of digital academic publishing; “Here and Now” in the text, since the erasure itself is what we want to convey. 4 See Neumann et al., Theory of Games and Economic Behavior . 3 Maslow...

... doldrums of the academic publishing market? Can a jour- restate the nal effect the same kinds of interventions in today’s cultural scene as twenty-five years ago? Jacqueline Stevens’s essay in this issue concretizes mission of Social some...

... of California, Berkeley, Milton R. Stern, Power and Conflict in Continuing Profes- sional Education (Belmont, Calif.: Wadsworth, 1983). 16. The American Association of University Professors journal, Academe, published several...

... streets of academic publishing, littered with pdf files. Words can make a difference, not only because they can be powerful but also because they can be banal and, worse, obfuscating. We don’t want to use words without locating them within history and geography, which is to say, within the spaces...

... academic publishing; “ Here and Now ” in the text, since the erasure itself is what we want to convey. 5 Muñoz, Cruising Utopia . References Erkalovic Aleksandar Hyde Adam kanarinka Linksvayer Mike Mandiberg Michael Peirano Marta tarka sissu Taylor Astra...

...) “Academic freedom” is defined as the freedom to inquire, discover, publish Ward Churchill and teach truth as the faculty member sees it, subject to no control or authority save the control and authority of the rational methods by which truth is established. Within the bounds...

... and Crosby’s article in this issue. One could also think about the broader constellation in queer academic publishing around sex and erotics by thinking this journal special issue alongside designated book series in university presses such as NYU Press’s Sexual Cultures and Duke University Press’s Perverse...

... disciplinary field. While all of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt...

... of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt, this reflected, in part, the limited academic clout...

... of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt, this reflected, in part, the limited academic clout...

... of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt, this reflected, in part, the limited academic clout...

... disciplinary field. While all of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt...

... of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt, this reflected, in part, the limited academic clout...

... disciplinary field. While all of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt...

... of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt, this reflected, in part, the limited academic clout...

... disciplinary field. While all of these collectives were stacked with people who were tak- ing “the long march through the institutions,” none of the journals, at that time, had a solid institutional home or an academic publisher. No doubt...