Modern Languages

The Mauritian Novel – In Conversation with Julia Waters

In advance of the publication, Julia Waters discusses her book The Mauritian Novel, what prompted her research, and why this book is such a timely a study in the field. As Mauritian ecologist Vincent Florens asserts, Mauritius truly is a ‘laboratoire du monde’. With no original, in-dwelling inhabitants, Mauritius’s present-day population is made up entirely … Continue reading →

Journals

Hunter Gather Research has been accepted for inclusion in Scopus

The Content Selection & Advisory Board (CSAB), has advised that Hunter Gatherer Research has been accepted for inclusion in Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. The reviewer comments are copied below: The journal consistently includes articles that are scientifically sound and relevant to an international academic or professional audience in this field. The … Continue reading →

Modern Languages

Postgrowth Imaginaries – In Conversation with Luis I. Prádanos

The most recent publication in the Contemporary Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures series is now available! The work is also open access and is available on Modern Languages Open and the Oapen Library. We caught up with author Luis I. Prádanos to discuss Postgrowth Imaginaries. Firstly, could you tell us a bit about Postgrowth Imaginaries and what compelled you to focus your … Continue reading →

Journals

Town Planning Review 89.6 Featured Article

The editors of Town Planning Review have selected 'Civic-led public space: favourable conditions for the management of community gardens' by Anne Könst, Rianne van Melik, and Wouter-Jan Verheul. It will be free to access for a limited time here. When asked to describe the paper, and highlight its importance the authors stated the following: In our paper, we investigate … Continue reading →