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Calls for MPCA/ACA 2019: Wrestling Studies Division.

Deadline: April 30, 2019


With so much to talk about in professional wrestling right now, we’re looking forward to papers that cover a range of topics: from women’s wrestling in WWE to All Elite Wrestling to Southern style wrasslin’, we welcome any submission on any topic.


In particular, we are looking for submissions that tackle the intersections between politics and professional wrestling. A number of scholars are addressing this topic in an upcoming anthology and panel at ICA, so we’d like to look at it more from a popular culture perspective as well.


If interested in participating this year at the conference in Cincinnati, submit your abstract at the MPCA/ACA conference site: http://mpcaaca.org/info/conference.


CarrieLynn D. Reinhard
Dominican University
Associate Professor, Communication Arts and Sciences
President, Professional Wrestling Studies Association
Director, Social Media Minor
Director, Film Studies Minor
Editorial Adviser, Dominican Star
Co-Host, The Pop Culture Lens
prowrestlingstudies.org
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