BIG_Review is calling for submissions for its 2021 publications and beyond. We seek innovative works on borders in the Social Sciences, Humanities, and Fine Arts.
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Read more about Rolling Call for SubmissionsJournal subscribers: Borderlands in the Era of COVID-19, the new BIG_Review Special Issue is now available online for free, featuring ...
Read more about Borderlands in the Era of COVID-19: Special IssueBIG_Review calls for academic & artistic submissions for upcoming issues, especially explorations of the impact of COVID-19 on borders...
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The new BIG_Review is available online, open-access, in multiple formats. In this issue, peer-reviewed research articles and wide-ranging artwork explore a common theme ...
Read more about Issue 2 has launched!BIG_Review has just launched! You can now enjoy and share the complete first issue for free in multiple formats ...
Read more about BIG_Review has just launched! Multiple formats availableBorders in Globalization Review invites submissions for its second issue, due out in spring/summer 2020.
Read more about Call for submissions to Issue 2 of BIG_ReviewWith a sample issue and new website, we are pleased to RENEW our CALL FOR ACADEMIC AND ARTISTIC SUBMISSIONS to the premier issue of Borders in Globalization Review. BIG_Review is a new, bi-annual, multi-disciplinary, open-access, and peer-reviewed journal, providing a forum for academic and artistic explorations of borders in the 21st century. In addition to scholarly articles, essays, and book reviews, we publish a range artistic work, including painting, photography, poetry, fiction, and other forms of art related to the world of borders. The journal is committed to quality research, public access, policy relevance, and cultural significance. We welcome submissions from all disciplines and backgrounds ...
Read more about New Call for Submissions — Premier issue of Borders in Globalization Review (updated July 8)Borders in Globalization Review (BIG_Review) is pleased to announce its first call for academic and artistic submissions. We are a new, bi-annual, multi-disciplinary, open-access, and peer-reviewed journal, providing a forum for academic and artistic explorations of borders in the 21st century. In addition to scholarly articles and book reviews, we publish a range creative work, including essays, poetry, short fiction, photography, graphic art, and other multimedia related to the world of borders...
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Chief Editor
Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly
ebrunetj@uvic.ca
Managing Editor
Michael J. Carpenter
BIGReview@uvic.ca
French Editor
Benjamin Perrier
Spanish Editor
Tony Payan
Book Reviews and Podcast Editor
Christopher Sands
Film Review Editor
Kathleen Staudt
Poetry Editor
Natasha Sardzoska
EDITORIAL BOARD
Alan Bersin, Chair,
Former Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection,
Advisor at the international law firm Covington and Burling
Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary,
Grenoble-Alpes University,
France
Frédérique Berrod,
Université de Strasbourg,
France
Małgorzata Bieńkowska,
University of Bialystok,
Poland
Ted Boyle,
Kyushu University,
Japan
Anasua Basu Ray Chaudhary,
Observer Research Foundation,
India
Anna Casaglia,
University of Trento,
Italy
Jaume Castan Pinos,
University of Southern Denmark,
Denmark
Sanjay Chaturvedi,
South Asian University,
India
Naomi Chi,
Hokkaido University,
Japan
Irasema Coronado
Arizona State University,
United States
Simon Dalby,
Wilfrid Laurier University,
Canada
Aileen A. Espíritu,
Arctic University of Norway,
Norway
Elisa Ganivet,
Curator, Art Manager,
Spain
Sarah Green,
University of Helsinki,
Finland
Anna Grichting Solder,
University of Vermont,
USA
Helga Kristin Hallgrimsdottir,
University of Victoria,
Canada
Federica Infantino,
Free University of Brussels,
Belgium
Akihiro Iwashita,
Hokkaido University,
Japan
Martin Klatt,
University of Southern Denmark,
Denmark
Victor Konrad,
Carleton University,
Canada
Fabienne Leloup,
University of Louvain,
Belgium
Christian Leuprecht,
Royal Military College,
Canada
Matthew Longo,
Leiden University,
The Netherlands
Virginie Mamadouh,
University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
Lucile Medina,
Paul Valéry University,
France
Daniel Meier,
Sciences Po Grenoble,
France
Heather Nicol,
Trent University,
Canada
Lacin Idil Oztig,
Yıldız Technical University,
Turkey
Britta Petersen,
Observer Research Program,
India
Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman,
Institute of Chinese Studies,
India
Kathrine Richardson,
San Jose State University,
USA
Claudia Puerta Silva,
University of Antioquia,
Colombia
Christopher Sands,
John Hopkins University,
United States
Natasha Sardzoska,
Institute for Anthropology and Ethnology,
Macedonia
Kathleen Staudt,
The University of Texas at El Paso,
United States
Katarzyna Stoklosa,
University of Southern Denmark,
Denmark
Dhananjay Tripathi,
South Asian University,
India
Machteld Venken,
University of Luxembourg,
Luxembourg
Birte Wassenberg,
University of Strasbourg,
France
Randy Widdis,
University of Regina,
Canada
