[ecrea] CFP: Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication

> Call for Papers
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> Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication
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> Editors:
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> Lina Khatib, Royal Holloway, University of London
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> Tarik Sabry, University of Westminster
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> Dina Matar, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
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> John, L. Esposito, Georgetown University
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> Coordinating Editor:
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> Gholam Khiabany, London Metropolitan University
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> The Middle East Journal of Culture and 
> Communication, now in its second year, is a new 
> platform for interdisciplinary scholarly work 
> that explores transformations in culture, 
> communication, and politics in the Middle East 
> and North Africa. The Journal aims to challenge 
> the traditional paradigms used to understand 
> media and the Middle East, seeing 
> â??communicationâ?? as extending beyond the 
> study of media in the traditional sense.
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> MEJCC welcomes contributions from international 
> scholars engaged with the Middle East within 
> various academic disciplines and using diverse 
> approaches, whether as articles or reviews of 
> films, books (including novels), and exhibitions.
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> MEJCC is seeking papers critically addressing 
> (though not exclusive to) the following:
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> - the old and new media in all their forms (the 
> broadcast media, the print media, electronic 
> media, and film), whether in or about the Middle East
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> - processes of communication in geographical 
> space in the Middle East (including street art, posters and architecture)
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> - popular culture in the Middle East
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> - the relationship between the media (including 
> interactive communication technologies) and 
> political and social processes in the region
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> - the cultural practices through which power is 
> expressed and politics is performed.
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> MEJCC is published by Brill. The first issue of 
> the Journal can be accessed free at 
> <http://www.brill.nl/mjcc>www.brill.nl/mjcc. 
> MEJCCâ??s latest issue deals with political 
> communication in the Middle East; the 
> forthcoming issue with media, geopolitics and 
> public diplomacy; and the following one with Palestinian cultural studies.
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> Contributions should be original work which has 
> neither been simultaneously submitted for 
> publication elsewhere nor published previously. 
> Manuscripts should be submitted through 
> Editorial Manager, which can be accessed via: 
> <http://www.editorialmanager.com/mjcc/>http://www.editorialmanager.com/mjcc/
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> Informal queries can be addressed to the 
> editors: <mailto:(mjcc /at/ brill.nl)>(mjcc /at/ brill.nl)

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Nico Carpentier (Phd)
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel - Free University of Brussels
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