Call for Papers

GM
Glenn Muschert
Wed, Feb 22, 2017 8:16 PM

Call for Papers: *Secrecy & Society *issue on Authoritarianism and Secrecy.

This call for papers is a response to resurgent political trends,
especially in the wake of recent world events and social movements. In
Issue 2 of Secrecy and Society, we address the subject of secrecy and
authoritarianism, including how ideology and popular beliefs are
constituted through knowledge claims such as "alternative facts,"
disinformation, disingenuous rhetoric, “populist conspiracy theory,”
"post-truth," and propaganda.

We welcome papers that also propose novel theories and methods that
conceptualize these subjects. The inspiration for this special section is
Richard Hofstadter’s paranoid style in politics, history as conspiracy, and
ideas on anti-intellectualism. We encourage scholars, including doctoral
students, from around the globe to submit their work.

In addition to papers on the theme of secrecy and authoritarianism,
submissions http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/secrecyandsociety/about.html that
address any aspect of secrecy and society will be considered.

Important Dates

Deadline for abstracts: March 20, 2017

Deadline for submissions: June 15, 2017

Publication of issue: July, 2017

Inquiries to the managing editor: Susan Maret susan.maret@sjsu.edu

PDF copy here:
http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/secrecyandsociety/ss_CFP_iss2.pdf

Call for Papers: *Secrecy & Society *issue on Authoritarianism and Secrecy. This call for papers is a response to resurgent political trends, especially in the wake of recent world events and social movements. In Issue 2 of Secrecy and Society, we address the subject of secrecy and authoritarianism, including how ideology and popular beliefs are constituted through knowledge claims such as "alternative facts," disinformation, disingenuous rhetoric, “populist conspiracy theory,” "post-truth," and propaganda. We welcome papers that also propose novel theories and methods that conceptualize these subjects. The inspiration for this special section is Richard Hofstadter’s paranoid style in politics, history as conspiracy, and ideas on anti-intellectualism. We encourage scholars, including doctoral students, from around the globe to submit their work. In addition to papers on the theme of secrecy and authoritarianism, submissions <http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/secrecyandsociety/about.html> that address any aspect of secrecy and society will be considered. *Important Dates* Deadline for abstracts: March 20, 2017 Deadline for submissions: June 15, 2017 Publication of issue: July, 2017 Inquiries to the managing editor: Susan Maret <susan.maret@sjsu.edu> PDF copy here: http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/secrecyandsociety/ss_CFP_iss2.pdf