In a recent New York Times article exploring the rise of the many manifestations of “animal studies” across campuses and universities nationwide, the Institute for Critical Animal Studies’ Journal for Critical Animal Studies was noted as being part of this important, growing movement i[...]
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Call for Papers – Special Issue: Animals and Prison
Special Issue: Animals and Prison ________________ The connection between nonhuman animals and incarceration discourses has never been more intimately associated. It seems one cannot discuss animal liberation without conversing about prison, whether that be in the form of imprisoned nonhuman animals[...]
Call for Nominations for Annual 2010 Critical Animal Studies Awards
**Call for Nominations for Annual 2010 Critical Animal Studies Awards. Deadline Feb 25, 2010. Please send nominations to Sarat Colling: editor@politicalmediareview.org **There are four awards see below for descriptions. ______________________________________________________________ 1. Critical Anima[...]
Now Accepting Commentary and Summaries for JCAS
Most recently to build a bigger and better bridge between academics and activists the Journal for Critical Animal Studies (JCAS) is now accepting for the first time commentary and summaries of events, forums, lectures. etc. See below for submission guidelines. Please read these guidelines below and [...]
Latest Issue of JCAS – Vol VII, Issue II (2009)
ISSN: 1948-352X __________________________________________________ Volume VII, Issue II (2009) Editorial Board, ICAS Report, and Editorial pg. 1-8 The Animal Voice Behind the Animal Fable Namma Harel pg. 9-21 The Broken Promises of Monsters: Haraway, Animals and the Humanist Legacy Zipporah Weisb[...]
Call for Submission for the Journal for Critical Animal Studies
ISSN: 1948-352X JCAS is looking for submissions that advance the academic study of critical animal issues in contemporary society. While animal studies is increasingly becoming a field of importance in the academy, much work being done under this moniker take a reformist, ethically detached, apoliti[...]



