Exchanges Migrates to Bluesky from Twitter/X
In keeping with the general trend in academic microblogging, Exchanges is now exclusively posting on Bluesky rather than Twitter/X.
Read more about Exchanges Migrates to Bluesky from Twitter/XIn keeping with the general trend in academic microblogging, Exchanges is now exclusively posting on Bluesky rather than Twitter/X.
Read More Read more about Exchanges Migrates to Bluesky from Twitter/XThis is the thirtieth issue of Exchanges, first published in October 2024. Alongside the regular articles featured in this issue, are various ones inspired by recent themed calls or prior publications in the journal. Topics tackled this issue include: literary multilingualism, public engagement, publication strategies, research culture, professional identity, interdisciplinary researchers, professional development, resistance and imagination. Alongside this, the Editor-in-Chief’s editorial briefly introduces the issue as well as updating readers on other forthcoming issues, and opportunities to contribute to future issues.
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Open calls for papers for submissions to future editions of Exchanges have been issued. The Editorial Board invites high-quality article submissions from researchers from all academic fields, especially those demonstrating elements of interdisciplinary or multi-disciplinary content. Submissions in a variety of formats are welcomed, as per our author guidelines.
Please see the call for details, or contact the Managing Editor-in-Chief to discuss potential submissions.
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