Atlantic Studies : Global Currents
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I. Basic Journal Info

Country

United Kingdom

Journal ISSN: 14788810, 17404649

Publisher: Routledge

History: 2010-2021

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Atlantic Studies is a multidisciplinary quarterly that publishes cuttingedge research studying the Atlantic world as a conceptual historical and cultural space. It explores transnational transhistorical and transdisciplinary intersections but also addresses global flows and perspectives beyond the Atlantic as a closed or selfcontained space. In the larger context of global flows the journal considers the Atlantic as part of wider networks a space of exchange and an expanding paradigm beyond the limits of its own geography moving beyond national regional and continental divides by examining entangled histories and cultures. Published on behalf of MESEA Society for MultiEthnic Studies Europe and the Americas the journal challenges critical orthodoxies that have drawn sharp lines between the experiences and representations of the Atlantic world and its wider global context in particular in relation to the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Topics for submissions may include but are not limited to the followingPolitical and cultural processes the impacts of globalization markets and communicationsThe transnational and the transhistoricalThe Global Atlantic the global and the local forms of historical and contemporaryglobalization global cognitionMaritime geographiesOceanic studies the Pacific and Pacific Rim and the Indian Ocean in relation to the AtlanticTranshemispheric perspectivesEcologies including nonhuman phenomena animals environments technologies infrastructuresThe public Atlantic memories museums and memorializationsIndigeneityForms of creolization and mestizajemtissageMigratory flows diasporas and settlementsForms of colonization and imperialismCosmopolitanism and civilizationsUrban and nonurban spacesFlows of knowledge vectors science medicine