Braaaiiinnnsss!: From Academics to Zombies

Introduction -- Robert Smith? (University of Ottawa) Fitting the Theory to the Facts -- John Seavey (fraggmented.blogspot.com) What Feminism Has to Say About World War Z -- Jen Rinaldi (York University) The Zombie Threat to Democracy -- Adam Smith (Brandeis University) Classification and Causation of Zombification, and Guidelines for Risk Reduction and Management -- Tony Contento (Iowa State University) Zombie Instructors: A Career Made Flesh -- Kate Small and Robert Smith? Aim for the Head -- Arnold T. Blumberg (University of Baltimore & University of Maryland Baltimore County) Cultural Narratives of Blood -- Marina Levina (University of Memphis) Maintaining Academic Library Services during the Zombie Apocalypse -- Sarah McHone-Chase and Lynne M. Thomas (Northern Illinois University) Zombies on Broadway -- Anthony Wilson Reclaiming Public Spaces through the Performance of the Zombie Walk -- Sasha Cocarla (University of Ottawa) A Preliminary Report on the First Excavation Season at Zombie Assault Site UK546, Newport, South Wales -- Melissa Beattie (Cardiff University) Strategic Intelligence Analysis of a Zombie Attack -- Harris DeLeeuw Evolution of the Modern Zombie -- Philip Munz and Philippe P. Vachon (Carleton University) Dawn of the Shopping Dead -- Matt Bailey (Macquarie University, Australia) And the Dead Shall Walk, but How? -- Anthony Tongen, Caitlin V. Johnson and Sean M. Francis (James Madison University) Zombie Grrls on and off Screen -- Natasha Patterson (Simon Fraser University) American History Z -- Daniel Changer Zombies, Disability and the Law -- Julia Grugson-Wood (York University) The Zombie Paradigm -- Helen Kang (Simon Fraser University) Diary of a Landscape Architect -- Lisa MacDonald