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The Journal of Mediterranean Studies (JMS) is an interdisciplinary journal published twice yearly since 1991. It is specifically aimed at scholars whose professional academic interests are concerned with Mediterranean societies and cultures within the fields of Social Anthropology, History, Classics and Archeology, Popular Art and Literature. The journal intends to provide a forum whereby scholars working in academically and geographical contiguous areas can explore, and be exposed to, parallel and related theoretical issues. It sets out to establish a framework for interdisciplinary discussion, particularly important when studying Mediterranean societies and cultures, and to encourage dialogue between academics. This prestigious journal is indexed by Scopus and SCImago. -
JMS Vol 28 No 1 Cover The Journal of Mediterranean Studies (JMS) is an interdisciplinary journal published twice yearly since 1991. It is specifically aimed at scholars whose professional academic interests are concerned with Mediterranean societies and cultures within the fields of Social Anthropology, History, Classics and Archeology, Popular Art and Literature. The journal intends to provide a forum whereby scholars working in academically and geographical contiguous areas can explore, and be exposed to, parallel and related theoretical issues. It sets out to establish a framework for interdisciplinary discussion, particularly important when studying Mediterranean societies and cultures, and to encourage dialogue between academics. This prestigious journal is indexed by Scopus and SCImago.Price for the overseas:
£Stg 30.00, 50 Euros, US$60 Individuals
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JMS Vol 29 No 1 The Journal of Mediterranean Studies (JMS) is an interdisciplinary journal published twice yearly since 1991. It is specifically aimed at scholars whose professional academic interests are concerned with Mediterranean societies and cultures within the fields of Social Anthropology, History, Classics and Archeology, Popular Art and Literature. The journal intends to provide a forum whereby scholars working in academically and geographical contiguous areas can explore, and be exposed to, parallel and related theoretical issues. It sets out to establish a framework for interdisciplinary discussion, particularly important when studying Mediterranean societies and cultures, and to encourage dialogue between academics. This prestigious journal is indexed by Scopus and SCImago.Price for the overseas:
£Stg 30.00, 50 Euros, US$60 Individuals
£Stg 60.00, 120 Euros, US$ 120 Institutions
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Edited by Vicki Ann Cremona Capitalising on Culture? Malta and the European Capital of Culture is a collection of papers that interrogate the state of culture in the Mediterranean Island of Malta, which in 2018 will also be the designated European Capital of Culture. This volume critically examines the scope and function of culture. Authors in this volume explore culture both in terms of the physical spaces in the island as well as culture in terms of the lived fabric of social life. As such the papers explore the state and significance of culture in terms of well-being social participation, community-formation and inclusivity. The authors address the potential of the European Capital of Culture, and the resources attached it, to leave a lasting legacy that can foster the growth of culture in a local context. -
Author: Professor Peter Vassallo The journal is devoted to current research in the history of cultural relations between England and Italy from 1300 to the present. Articles focus on cross-cultural literary and historical studies as well as on related disciplines such as History of Art and Architecture. The first issue was published in 1991. To date fourteen volumes have been produced The Journal, which is listed in the Modern Languages Association Directory of Learned Journals, has established itself as one of the leading journals in this interdisciplinary field of studies. Its advisory committee is composed of scholars of international repute in this field of study and includes Piero Boitani (Rome), Peter Brand (Edinburgh), Lilla Maria Crisafulli (Bologna), David Farley Hills (Swansea), John Gatt Rutter (La Trobe), Gloria Lauri-Lucente (Malta), Francesco Marroni (Pescara), Sergio Rossi (Milan), Corinna Salvadori Lonergan (Dublin), Valeria Tinkler-Villani (Leiden) and John Woodhouse (Oxford).
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Author: General Editor: Peter Vassallo; Volume Editor: Gloria Lauri-Lucente
Published by the Institute of Anglo-Italian Studies, University of Malta and devoted to current research in the historic cultural relations between England and Italy from 1300 to the present. Volume 12 (2014)
Please contact us for volumes 1 - 11
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Editors: Prof. Peter Vassallo & Prof. Gloria Lauri-Lucente
which is a double issue has just been published. Authors in this issue: Michael O'Neill, Tomothy Webb, Jane Stabler, Sue Brown, Rose Sneyd, Petra Caruana Dingli, Giovanni Iamartino, Mariaconcetta Costantini, Michela Marroni, Anna Enrichetta Soccio, Francesca D'Alfonso, Tania Zulli, Robert Hollander and Gloria Lauri-Lucente
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General Editor: Peter Vassallo; Volume Editor: Gloria Lauri-Lucente
Published by the Institute of Anglo-Italian Studies, University of Malta and devoted to current research in the historic cultural relations between England and Italy from 1300 to the present. Volume 15 (2015 - 2016)
Please contact us for volumes 1 - 11
