Globalization, Modernity, and Cultural Studies
	11th Annual Cultural Studies Symposium at Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS						Keynote Speakers: Lawrence Grossberg, Amitava Kumar, Bruce Robbins, Ginu Kamani and Joel Barraquiel Tan
			March 7-9, 2002					Roundtable on the events of Sept. 11, 2001             Are we living in a late modern planet? Have we moved into the postmodern universe? In what ways have globalization and diaspora changed culture and society and when did this begin? How are shifts in technology, international politics, or transnational economics registered as changes in art, identity or other cultural forms? Activist, empirical, and theoretical papers welcome. We encourage papers from any historical period. Contact: Michele Janette Department of English Denison Hall Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 66506-0701 mjanette@ksu.edu Office phone: (785) 532-0772 FAX: (785) 532-2192
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