#islandstudies geographer - Director: Island Dynamics - Chair Professor: Research Center for Indian Ocean Island Countries/South China University of Technology
🚨 New paper published in #areajournal by @IslandDynamics and Ping Su (South China University of Technology).
'Interaction between islands and special economic zones: Spatial processes of containment and exclusion'.
https://t.co/bc1Uh3lJTf
We're delighted to announce the publication of our special issue on #DEIA in scholarly publishing, now free to access >>> https://t.co/8vBHYuu5Ck
Congratulations to all who contributed, and special thanks to @lyconrad for editing the issue, assisted by a great advisory board!
New article in @LearnedPublish: 'Tensions and challenges in the decolonisation of academic publishing: A cross-tabulation analysis of articles in Island Studies Journal'
https://t.co/V1tajsG20U
#scholarlypublishing@IntSISA
Article in #Island Studies Journal on 'Critical reflexivity and decolonial methodology in island studies: Interrogating the scholar within': https://t.co/oUA9ef151j
@IntSISA @mar1_elena
I have a new book out with Ping Su: 'China and the Pursuit of Harmony in World Politics: Understanding Chinese International Relations Theory'. https://t.co/mHRpwZP9nk
#china, #foreignpolicy, #islandstudies, #BRI, #decolonial
We have recently published online three engaging excerpts from Terra-Sorta-Firma, a book by @fadi_masoud published by @actar_publisher
Read an essay by Adam Grydehøj @IslandDynamics Land Reclamation in Island Cities and the Enclosure of Public Space at: https://t.co/A6EA0hbtO5
@lliterationen @jonnypugh1974@IntSISA It was unfortunately a lot of additional work for us to put together the individual articles as a single issue. So glad to hear you enjoy the journal!
Island Studies Journal 16(1) is now online:
https://t.co/lW62alfInB
20 research articles on islands from around the world, including thematic sections on 'Nomadic identities' and 'Anthropocene Islands'. @IntSISA#islandstudies
@karlpjohnson @dbennett_news I agree there is no clear causality. Fixed links seem to reliably boost small island populations, by making possible both more local jobs and more commuting. But there relationships between ferries and bridges are complex: https://t.co/GhipmvGKMJ
New Routledge Book Series on ‘Ocean and Island Studies’ editors ... May Joseph, Adam Grydehøj, Philip Hayward, Sudipta Sen, Lisa Bloom @IntSISA #islands @IslandDynamics https://t.co/pUFxeJdYkq
'Practicing #decolonial political geography: #Island perspectives on neocolonialism and the #China threat discourse', now published in @Pol_Geog_Jl. Coauthored with @DocSasha71 and six other great colleagues!
https://t.co/u6RT7VVNxO
@IslandDynamics@IISUPEI@IntSISA Island scholarship has always been extremely diverse. Many of the leading scholars are from islands all over the world. It’s great to see such diversity reflected in the leading island studies journal.
Island Studies Journal has an incredible new editorial board, featuring #islandstudies scholars from Oceania, East Asia, Indian Ocean, Mediterranean, Baltic, Caribbean, and North Atlantic island communities: https://t.co/DJBCeSyMxR
@IISUPEI@IntSISA
Enjoyed tuning into the 'Island Studies' webinar earlier today, hosted by the Island & Seascape Research Cluster at @UU_University Campus Gotland in Sweden. Great discussion and an all-star #IslandStudies lineup featuring Godfrey Baldacchino, Adam Grydehøj, and Jonathan Pugh!
'Who cares about islands?' - #islandstudies presentation by Adam Grydehøj 葛陆海 on contests uses and values of islands. Focus on #Macao and #Hengqin, with other examples from #China, North Atlantic, and #Arctic.
https://t.co/NS2BGOtQu4