GLOBAL NETWORKS-A JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL AFFAIRS

Scope & Guideline

Fostering Dialogue on Global Networks

Introduction

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LanguageEnglish
ISSN1470-2266
PublisherWILEY
Support Open AccessNo
CountryUnited Kingdom
TypeJournal
Convergefrom 2001 to 2024
AbbreviationGLOBAL NETW / Glob. Netw.
Frequency4 issues/year
Time To First Decision-
Time To Acceptance-
Acceptance Rate-
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Aims and Scopes

The journal 'Global Networks: A Journal of Transnational Affairs' focuses on understanding the dynamics of transnational relationships and networks, emphasizing the interconnectedness of global societies. It provides a platform for interdisciplinary research that explores the implications of migration, diasporas, and global value chains on social, cultural, and economic relations.
  1. Transnational Migration Studies:
    The journal explores various aspects of migration, including the experiences of migrants, the impact of migration on families and communities, and the role of transnational networks in shaping migrants' lives.
  2. Global Value Chains and Economic Dynamics:
    Research in this area examines how global value chains operate, the power dynamics within these chains, and their implications for labor, governance, and economic development.
  3. Cultural and Social Capital in Transnational Contexts:
    Articles often address how cultural practices, social networks, and identities are constructed and negotiated across borders, providing insights into the transnational formation of cultural capital.
  4. Diaspora Engagement and Governance:
    The journal covers the roles of diasporas in political, economic, and social spheres, including how diaspora communities engage with their home and host countries.
  5. Digital Networks and Technology in Migration:
    It examines how digital technologies facilitate migration processes and transnational interactions, including the role of social media and online platforms in maintaining connections.
The journal has identified several emerging themes that reflect contemporary issues and research interests in transnational studies. These themes highlight the journal's responsiveness to global changes and the evolving landscape of migration and transnationalism.
  1. Impact of Digital Technologies on Migration:
    Recent publications increasingly explore how digital technologies reshape migration experiences and transnational connections, emphasizing the role of social media and online platforms in facilitating communication among migrants.
  2. Refugee Studies and Forced Migration:
    There is a notable increase in research focused on refugees and forced migration, particularly in light of global crises, highlighting the need for understanding the dynamics of temporary protection and refugee integration.
  3. Transnational Family Dynamics:
    Emerging research focuses on the complexities of transnational family relationships, including caregiving roles and support networks, reflecting the changing nature of familial ties in a global context.
  4. Environmental and Climate Mobility:
    New themes are emerging around the intersection of environmental issues and migration, particularly how climate change influences migration patterns and the socio-political implications of climate-induced mobility.
  5. Social Activism and Transnational Networks:
    Increasingly, the journal publishes work related to social movements and activism within diaspora communities, exploring how transnational networks facilitate collective action and political engagement.

Declining or Waning

While 'Global Networks' continues to evolve, certain themes have shown a decline in prominence in recent publications. These themes may reflect shifting research priorities or changing societal contexts.
  1. Traditional Labor Migration Frameworks:
    Themes centered around classic labor migration narratives, such as those focusing solely on economic factors without considering social or cultural dimensions, have become less frequent, indicating a shift towards more nuanced analyses.
  2. Static Views on National Identity:
    Research that treats national identity as a fixed concept is waning, as scholars increasingly recognize the fluid and dynamic nature of identities in transnational contexts.
  3. Single-Sided Approaches to Migration:
    Studies that analyze migration from a solely one-dimensional perspective—such as economic gain or loss—are decreasing, with a growing emphasis on multi-faceted, intersectional approaches that consider multiple influences.
  4. Focus on Historical Contexts Over Contemporary Issues:
    There seems to be a decline in research focusing on historical migration patterns without linking them to contemporary issues, as the journal shifts towards addressing current global challenges.

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