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• DOI: https://doi.org/10.13169/jglobfaul.6.1.bm
• Published date: 01 August 2019
• Date: 01 August 2019

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Journal of Global Faultlines

(new in 2017)

ISSN:2054-2089 ISSN(e): 2397-7825

Our world is on fire. We are living through the epoch of globalization and

yet our world could not be more divide d, as major ‘fault-lines’, real or

imagined, seem to guide politics at the local and global levels. Things are

changing faster than ever in history, and all this leads to severe disruptions.

These include global power shifts, dangerous climate change, sharply

increased inequalities, financial and economic crises, military interventions,

and even wars and civil wars.

Journal of Global Faultlines is an international, peer-reviewed journal

that is committed to the critical study of ‘fault-lines’ and global shifts

in world politics. Inspired by the work and approach of the late

Andre Gunder Frank, Global Faultlines borrows the geological

metaphor of ‘tectonic plates’ thus offering a unique platform for

innovative scholarship on the underlying forces shaping our world in

the 21st century. The journal especially encourages interdisciplinary

research and original thinking on the issues and processes that seem to

divide world politics, but also on the politics of global ‘fault-lines’ and

shifts, that is, on how various perceived demarcations, such as

nationalism, civilization and identity, are invoked in contemporary

political discourse as well as their social and political effects.

As an interdisciplinary journal we welcome contributions from, and hope

to appeal to, the various disciplines and sub-fields in the social sciences

and humanities including, but not limited to, Politics, International

Relations, Human Geography, Media and Film Studies, English and

Literacy Studies, Education Studies, Sociology and Criminology, and Legal

Studies.

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Founding Editor: Professor Bülent Gökay, School of Politics,

Philosophy, International Relations and Environment, Keele University, Keele,

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