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David Chandler |
Faisal Devji |
Benjamin Noys |
NEW MEMBERS OF THE JCGS EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
The JCGS is very proud to announce the addition of three world class scholars to our editorial advisory board. David Chandler is Professor of International Relations at the University of Westminster. Faisal Devji is University Reader in Modern South Asian History at St. Antony's College, University of Oxford. Benjamin Noys is Reader in English at the University of Chichester. Read more about the new members of the advisory board and why they wish to support the journal here.
OCCUPY IPE
The Journal of Critical Globalisation Studies is excited to be supporting the Occupy IR and IPE theory academic movement. This movement of engaged, critical, international studies scholars seeks to support the global occupy movement by reflecting upon and furthering its concerns in theory. The JCGS will be hosting a scholarly comment forum by Occupy IR and IPE in the next issue.
CALL FOR PAPERS: ISSUE 5
Issue 5 will be a mixed issue open to general submissions in the articles, essays, comment and book review categories. We will be taking submissions of articles and essays up until the deadline of 1st December, 2011. Whilst we will consider submissions on any topic we particularly welcome contributions on the theme of the uprisings in the Arab world, the recent occupation movement on Wall street and across the world, and thoretical reflections on the idea of democracy.
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 The JCGS has entered into an agreement to be a partner journal for the relaunched Global Studies Association (GSA). The GSA is a multi-disciplinary scholarly association set up in order to address the vast social, political & economic transformations of global scope which are impacting upon the world today.Read more about the GSA here.
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 "The recent uprising of Greek society against the PASOK government, seen as complicit with the International Monetrary Fund (IMF) in imposing austerity measures upon the country, cannot be understood as an isolated event. It has to be understood as an episode in the revival of an international wave of protest, the likes of which the world has not witnessed since 1968..." read more |
May 17th, 2011: Professor Costas Douzinas joins the editorial advisory board
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 Director of the Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities, Professor Costas Douzinas, joins the journal's editorial advisory board. His books include 'The End of Human Rights' and 'Human Rights and Empire'. Costas' talk, which launched the inaugural issue of the JCGS, can be watched here. |
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