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CURRENT APPROACH TO MEMBERSHIP
We don’t like hierarchies or unnecessary administration, so we don’t have any membership list or legal organisational framework.
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GUEST BLOGGERS WELCOME
You are welcome to make a guest blog post and/or request to be added as a regular contributor who can post directly. These requests can be directed to Nussen Ainsworth.
NEXT ROUNDTABLE
The next Round Table will be held at Bond University in February 2022 (exact date TBA).
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Dear Pauline, I have done this. Please note that the email list is used rarely, is imperfect, and does not serve as a membership list. The most effective way to be in touch with the activities in the network is to subscribe to this blog. Please let Becky know if you are experiencing difficulty subscribing. All the best, Olivia
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Would like to subscribe to this great informative blog. Thanks.
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Yes. I am a member of the International Society for the Study of Argument and the Ontario Society for the Study of Argument. I am interested in the origins, spread, entanglement, and institutional life of contestation, disputation and debate as well as the more mean, less productive forms of invective communication: quibbling, quarrelling, and squabbling. I am interested in Australian feminism, news commentary, and discussions of indigenous peoples and migrants. I am a professor at the University of Southern California at the Annenberg School of Communication.
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