Mobile Culture Studies The Journal

Mobile Culture Studies The Journal 由 Karl Franzens-Universität Graz 出版。按 OpenAlex 近年发文统计，该刊主要发表 Migration and Exile Studies、Diaspora, migration, transnational identity、Travel Writing and Literature 等主题的论文，这 3 个主题约占 42.1%。（根据 OpenAlex 主题统计与中科院分区数据生成）

›mcsj› welcomes contributions from new and established researchers, scholars and practitioners in English and other languages. It highlights: mobilities of people, things, ideas, information and finances cultural and social phenomena of mobilities and their counterparts historical evidence of people’s mobile practices and changing concepts of mobility representations of mobility in oral and visual culture Besides scientific articles, related to the key subject, ›mcsj› publishes book reviews and miscellaneous, comprising short stories, atmospheric and thought-provoking textual impulses, as well as drawings, photographs, video and audio clips. Mobile Culture Studies Mobile Culture Studies (MCS), a non profit association founded in 2006 in Basel (Switzerland), aimed to collect, discuss and redistribute inspiring mobility themes in an interdisciplinary context. Its members departed from cultural analysis, offering competence in both qualitative and quantitative research, covering all fields that exhibit mobility phenomena, in practise as well as in academia. The website maintained by MCS until 2014 collected a number of reviewed articles and texts that will be integrated in the ›mcsj› archive. What is mobile culture? Perhaps you will spontaneously have read ‘mobile cultures’ instead of the present ‘mobile culture’. However, MCS and now ›mcsj› is not primarily about the comparative study of cultures of mobility, but culture as an inherent movement. Mobile culture contains a theory of kinesis and stasis, thus as much ‘moving’ and ‘staying’ as ‘motility’ or the ‘incapacity to move’ in physical and symbolical spaces. Then, two meanings emerge: on the one hand mobile cultures, the fact that in late Modernity our lifeworlds are increasingly mobile; on the other hand mobile culture, culture as a dynamic principle, as generator of spatial and mental movement. In late Modernity people, commodities, ideas, knowledge and practises are involved in movements around the globe. This ever increasing mobility asks for the reformulation of scientific descriptive terms and theoretical concepts. Mobility is basically the result of motility, interest and movement, though not only movement in space or space in movement, but also space created by movement and perceived in movement. It is a liminal third space, and thus the space of possibilities. Mobility as a cultural principle points to facts and phenomena that transgress everyday understanding of transport and movement in terms o

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Karl Franzens-Universität Graz

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Austria

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English, German, French

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2413-9181

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