OJS Messaging Problems
There is a current glitch with Exchanges host platform, whereby it is not sending messages (emails) to most users.
Read more about OJS Messaging ProblemsThere is a current glitch with Exchanges host platform, whereby it is not sending messages (emails) to most users.
Read More Read more about OJS Messaging ProblemsThis is the thirty-first issue of Exchanges, first published in Summer 2025. Alongside the regularly submitted pieces, this issue contains some articles inspired by The Centre for the Study of Women and Gender (CSWG) Graduate Seminar Series. Article topics this issue include: early career interdisciplinarity, food activism and cultural roles, gender equality and empowerment in India, intersectionality and agency in Nigeria, along with insight into explanations vs descriptions. Additionally, the Editor-in-Chief’s editorial provides insight into the challenges of peer-reviewing, alongside providing an overview of the issue’s contents with updates for contributing authors and forthcoming issue publishing plans.
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Exchanges is a Diamond Open Access (no fees or article processing charges) journal, normally published in Spring and Autumn each year. Additional special issues appear at other times. ISSN 2053-9665 |
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