Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Memory and migration experiences
- Cultural memory in diasporic communities
- Impact of migration on memory formation
- Memory and identity in transnational contexts
- Role of memory in integration processes
- Memory and the refugee experience
- Memory and social networks in migration
- Narratives of memory in migration
- Memory and the role of family
- Memory and cultural preservation
- Memory and the politics of belonging
- Memory and migration policies
- Memory and intergenerational transmission
- Memory and the role of language
- Memory and the impact of globalization
- Memory and community resilience in migration
- Memory and the role of NGOs
- Future directions in migration memory studies
- Memory and identity politics in migration
- Memory and social justice for migrants
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.