No future of island studies: Embracing island studies in plural

IF 1.7 2区 社会学 Q2 GEOGRAPHY
Adam Grydehøj
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This editorial conclusion looks back on how Island Studies Journal has developed from its start in 2006, up through the beginning of the current editorship in 2017, and through to the start of a new editorship in mid-2023. Island studies has transformed from being a close-knit community centred on a few key scholars to being a field composed of numerous loosely connected movements. There is no longer a clearly identifiable ‘mainstream’ island studies and no longer a canon of crucial island studies researchers. Island studies journals and scholars are now coming from and writing from a great diversity of locations and positions. The plurality of island studies means there is room in the field for everyone.
岛屿研究没有未来:多元拥抱岛屿研究
这篇社论的结论回顾了《岛屿研究杂志》从2006年创刊开始,到2017年现任编辑开始,再到2023年中期新编辑开始的发展历程。岛屿研究已经从一个以几个关键学者为中心的紧密联系的社区转变为一个由许多松散联系的运动组成的领域。不再有一个明确的“主流”岛屿研究,也不再有一个关键的岛屿研究人员的经典。岛屿研究期刊和学者现在来自不同的地点和立场,并从不同的角度进行写作。岛屿研究的多元性意味着每个人在这个领域都有一席之地。
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