[Air-L] New series: Emergent Ideas – Lateral Books in Cultural Studies

[Chris Alen Sula]

Those working at the intersection of Internet studies and culture may be
interested in submitting to our new open access series, *Emergent Ideas:
Lateral Books in Cultural Studies,* with Amherst College Press. For more
information and to submit a proposal, please visit
https://acpress.amherst.edu/series

All best,

Chris Alen Sula, Ph.D. (he/they)
Associate Provost for Academic Affairs
Associate Professor, School of Information
Pratt Institute, 200 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11205
http://chrisalensula.org / csula at pratt.edu / 718.399.4256

Co-Editor
*Lateral*, Journal of the Cultural Studies Association
https://csalateral.org
Emergent Ideas: Lateral Books in Cultural Studies

Series Editors: Robert Carley, Texas A&M University; Anne Donlon,
Independent Scholar; Eero Laine, University at Buffalo, State University of
New York; SAJ, New York University; Chris Alen Sula, Pratt Institute

*Emergent Ideas: Lateral Books in Cultural Studies* publishes concise
analyses and interpretations of contemporary and emergent cultural
phenomena. Titles in the series explore the objects, events, artifacts, and
practices that shape and structure communities, politics, and movements. We
are especially interested in work that explores cultural phenomena and
ideas on the cusp of articulation: the beginnings of a new theory, for
example, or the identification of meanings, relations, and practices that
are constitutive of a cultural moment or movement. We invite sharp,
speculative, and radically novel analyses, critiques, and theories between
15,000 and 40,000 words that advance interdisciplinary conversations across
the field of cultural studies internationally.