Interdisciplinary Book Series Dance in Dialogue Bloomsbury Academic Series Editors: Anita Gonzalez, Katerina Paramana, and Victoria Thoms The Interdisciplinary Books Series Dance in Dialogue critically examines the relations between Performance, Dance, and other disciplines. It fosters interdisciplinary approaches, cross-disciplinary exchanges, and conversation as a mode of knowledge production.The series aims to offer new ways of interrogating the relation of performance and dance to other disciplines and to the political, cultural, social, and economic issues and contexts in and in relation to they are created, presented, and theorised. We seek to challenge the ways in which scholarship has been traditionally represented and disseminated, critically explore the dialogical relationship between theory and practice, and foster the ethos of collaboration, dialogue, and political engagement that is needed for vibrant knowledge production within and outside of academia. We encourage experimentation in publication format and research developed through innovative forms of collaborative and collective working across different modes of disciplinary and interdisciplinary inquiry and dissemination. To realise this vision, the series offers two distinct publication formats via two strands: In Conversation A collection of short books that present radical thinking emerging from curated conversations between the body(ies) / performance / dance / choreography and another discipline, area of research, field of knowledge or practice on topical artistic, cultural, and political issues. Written by leading thinkers (artists and scholars) who critically explore the insights the different areas of knowledge and practice offer into one another, as well as the affordances, potentials, and implications of these insights for the contemporary world, these approximately 40,000-word books typically develop out of international conversation events and are published within approximately a year after them. Moving forward A collection of cutting-edge and forward-thinking, full-length monographs and edited collections that challenge understandings of the body(ies) / performance / dance / choreography and its (their) relation to political, cultural, and socioeconomic issues and contexts, foster dialogue and interdisciplinarity, and critically explore the relationship between theory and practice.

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