CFP: Migration and Mobility - Special Issue of Essays in Philosophy
Submission deadline: September 1, 2020
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Essays in Philosophy
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Migration and Mobility
Volume 22, Number 1
Issue Date: January 2021
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: September 1, 2020
General Editor: Ramona Ilea, Pacific University
Issue Editor: Alex Sager, Portland State University
Essays in Philosophy is currently accepting submissions for a special issue called “Migration and Mobility.” For this issue, we seek articles on migration and mobility, broadly understood. We are particularly interested in articles that draw on critical race theory, postcolonial theory, queer theory, and indigenous, Latinx, and African philosophies, as well as articles that engage with pressing contemporary issues and proposals for transforming current migration regimes.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- The colonial and imperial legacies of migration and their implications for justice
- South-south migration and moving beyond Eurocentrism
- Internal migration and urbanism
- Migrant resistance and political movements
- Migration, racial, and economic justice
- Immigrant detention and the industrial prison complex
- Border militarization and state violence
- Immigration enforcement, externalization, and accountability
- Sanctuary (in the city and beyond)
- The promises of local, urban, and transnational citizenships
- Climate migration and the refugee regime
- Refugee camps and forced immobility
- Gender and migration (including gender-based violence and persecution)
- Migration, big data and surveillance
- Radical political economy and migration
- Borderlands, borderwork, and critical border studies
All submissions should be sent to the General Editor, Ramona Ilea, by email to [email protected].
Essays in Philosophy is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal. The Board of Advisors is listed with the Editorial Team.
Please consult the journal’s Submission Guidelines before submitting your manuscript.