[ecrea] Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture

> Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture
>
> Aims and Scope
> Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture
> (http://bit.ly/crossings) situates
> itself at the interface of Migration Studies and Cultural Studies. The
> terminology and key concepts in use in discourses on migration have yet
> to be sufficiently theorized or understood from theoretical perspectives
> linked to cultural studies, although migration is intrinsically linked to
> questions of culture. The course of cultures at both local and global
> levels is crucially affected by migratory movements. In turn, culture
> itself is turned migrant.
>
>  This journal’s scope is global, with a predominant focus on
> migration and culture from the latter half of the twentieth century to
> the present-day. Apart from the inclusion of refereed articles,
> Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture
> (http://bit.ly/crossings )also
> includes a section of reviews of films, music, photography, exhibitions
> or books on migration-related topics, interviews with cultural
> practitioners who focus on migration-related topics, and oral histories
> of migrant cultural experiences.
>
> In addition to numerous features and a lively reviews section, the
> inaugural issue includes articles ‘Cinematic representations of diaspora:
> Italians and Jews’, ‘Moving from silence in to  speech: Palestinian
> refugee women speak about their lives’ and Noel B. Salazar’s ‘Towards an
> anthropology of cultural mobilities’.
>
> The first 3 articles are available for FREE online:
> http://bit.ly/crossings
>
> For subscription information visit:
> http://bit.ly/crossingssubs
>
> Title info
> ISSN 20404344  | 1 issue per volume
>
> Principle Editor
> Parvati Nair (Queen Mary, University of London)
> (p.nair /at/ qmul.ac.uk)
> Associate Editor
> Omar Garcia-Obregon (Queen Mary, University of London)
> (o.a.garcia /at/ qmul.ac.uk)
> Reviews Editor
> Tendayi Bloom (Queen Mary, University of London)
> (r.t.bloom /at/ qmul.ac.uk)
>
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