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History of the Men's Studies Association

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The Men's Studies Association (MSA) was founded in 1982.

This interdisciplinary division of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism (NOMAS) serves to link together a diverse group of scholars, students, teachers, practitioners, and others who study issues of men and masculinity. Our goal is to make significant contributions to the field of Men's Studies through a feminist-informed perspective.

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The Men's Studies Association

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The Men's Studies Association is an association of scholars with an interest in the interdisciplinary field of men's studies. Our membership includes some of the pioneers of this field (e.g., Robert Brannon, Michael Kimmel, Joseph Pleck) as well as many graduate students and early mid-career scholars. Our refereed scholarly journal was orginally titled "Masculinities" and was published first by us and later by Guilford Press.

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MSA 14 Abstracts

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Abstracts from the 14th Annual Men's Studies Association Meeting in 2002. This archive includes:

’Men Have a Long Way to Go...’: The Crisis of Masculinity According to the Profeminist, Men’s Rights, and Mythopoetic Men’s Movements.
John Fox, University of Massachusetts-Amherst.

MSA 15 Abstracts

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Abstracts from the 15th Annual Men's Studies Association Meeting in 2003. This archive includes:

Are Men’s Support Groups Repackaged Patriarchy?
Edward Barton
Seeking Masculinities in the Middle East: An Anthropology of Power and Absence
Don Conway-Long
Kubrick's Queers
Bryan K. Crow
The Countertenor: Perceptions of Emasculation, Effeminacy, and the Homoerotic
Lon Ellenberger
Agency and Complicity in Straight,White Economically Privileged Masculinity.
Joe Parker
“Who Wants to be With A Short Asian Guy?”: The Internalization of Subordinated Masculinity Among Asian American Males.
Karen D.

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