穿越：移民与文化期刊

Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture 

 

Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture 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.

《穿越：移民与文化》立足于移民研究和文化研究的交叉点。尽管移民与文化问题有着内在的联系，但关于移民话语中使用的术语和关键概念还没有被充分理论化或从与文化研究相关的理论角度理解。地方和全球两级的文化进程都受到移徙运动的关键影响。反过来，文化本身也变成了移民。

This journal scope will be 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 will include 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.

本刊从全球范围内收稿，主要关注从二十世纪下半叶到现在的移民和文化。除了参考文章外，《穿越：移民与文化》期刊还将包括对与移民相关主题的电影、音乐、摄影、展览或书籍的评论，对移民相关主题的文化实践者的访谈，以及移民文化经历的口述历史。

The course of cultures at both local and global levels is crucially affected by migratory movements. In turn, culture itself is turned migrant. This double-blind peer-reviewed journal will advance the study of the plethora of cultural texts on migration produced by an increasing number of cultural practitioners across the globe who tackle questions of culture in the context of migration. They do this in a variety of ways and through a variety of media.  

地方和全球两级的文化进程都受到移徙运动的关键影响。反过来，文化本身也变成了移民。这本双盲同行评议期刊将推动对全球越来越多的文化从业者所产生的关于移民文化文本的研究，这些文化从业者在移民背景下处理文化问题。他们通过各种各样的方式和媒体来做到这一点。

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1.Introduction: Mediating identity and conflict through diasporic media

2.Convergence through conflict: A case study of a US Spanish-language publication’s efforts to grow a national audience

3.New media, diasporic identity and social exclusion: A study of everyday practices of identity negotiation among second-generation Ghanaian women in Hamburg

4.Fluid identities and navigating integration: The politics of solidarity in contemporary Germany

5.Media, conflict and diaspora audiences

6.Diasporas and the role of social media on militant/political activities: The Basque diaspora in Argentina in the spotlight

7.Mediating identity: The West African diaspora, conflict and communication

8.Mediating identity crisis: A discourse analysis of conflict reporting in the African diasporic press in the United Kingdom

9.Book Reviews