This announcement is long past due… It’s for the new, open access, peer-reviewed international journal that I am co-editing with Alenda Chang and Janet Walker, through the University of California Press. It includes a call for submissions for two special issue “streams”: “Disaster Media” and “Mediating Art & Science.”
Media+Environment is an open access, online, peer-reviewed journal of transnational and interdisciplinary ecomedia research. The journal seeks to foster dialogue within a fast-growing global community of researchers and creators working to understand and address the myriad ways that media and environments affect, inhabit, and constitute one another. Founded on the premise that media and environment is a crucial conjunction for our time, the journal encourages both traditional and multimodal forms of scholarship. Read more here.
The first, inaugural issue is an invitational one on the “States Of Media+Environment.” It will stage a broad, transdisciplinary dialogue among key actors and thinkers in the media-environment nexus. It will be out this summer.
Calls for submissions are out for the next two thematic “streams”:
Disaster Media
A thematic stream for the journal Media+Environment; seeking to explore media, space, and the geopolitical quandaries of visualizing and mobilizing disaster relief; edited by Janet Walker and Lisa Parks. This “Disaster Media” stream is slated for publication in the first volume of Media+Environment. Read the full call here.
Mediating Art and Science
A thematic stream for the journal Media+Environment, which revisits the intellectual and communicative barriers once posited between the “two cultures” of the sciences and the humanities via the new synchronies presented by environmentally oriented arts and media; edited by Alenda Chang and Adrian Ivakhiv. Read the full call here.
So very much needed. I’m interested in contributing. My basic interests the relationship between culture, technology and humans. Recently I’ve been looking closely at social engagement around pollution issues, including dioxins and PFAS.Trust, uncertainty and indepence issues are another main focus.
Stay in touch.
Kate Hughes, PhD
Ecology Data Bank Services
Right To Know Publications
St. albans, NSW
Australia