Call for Papers: GRHAS Vol. 2, Issue 3 (June 2026)

2026-03-20

While maintaining its broad interdisciplinary scope, this issue places particular emphasis on the following thematic orientation:

Cultural Memory and Knowledge Production in the Digital Age

In the context of rapidly evolving digital media, platform infrastructures, and artificial intelligence, the processes through which cultural memory is constructed, mediated, and contested are undergoing profound transformations. At the same time, the structures and epistemological foundations of knowledge production are being reconfigured.

We especially encourage submissions that engage with, but are not limited to, the following topics:

The reconfiguration of cultural memory in digital environments
Platform logics, algorithms, and the politics of visibility
Artificial intelligence and the transformation of knowledge production
Digital archives, memory governance, and historiography
Public memory and historical narratives in networked societies
Epistemic inequality and power structures in data-driven contexts

Open Topics

In addition to the above focus, GRHAS continues to welcome high-quality submissions across a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

Climate change and environmental humanities
Migration, borders, and transnational studies
Digital culture, media, and technological critique
Postcolonial and decolonial perspectives
Social justice, activism, and human rights
Creative and reflective artistic practices
Performance and visual culture
Cultural memory and public history
Narrative theory, translation, and cross-cultural communication
Epistemology and critical knowledge production

Article Types

GRHAS accepts submissions in the following categories:

Original Articles (OA)
Theoretical Explorations (TE)
Case Studies (CS)
Art Practices & Reflections (AP)
Perspectives & Commentaries (PC)
Methods & Tools (MT)
Interviews & Dialogues (ID)
Conference Reports & Exchanges (CR)
Book Reviews (BR)

Research articles are subject to double-blind peer review.

Submission Guidelines

Manuscripts must be written in academic English.
Submissions should demonstrate originality, theoretical rigor, and methodological clarity.
All references must follow appropriate academic citation standards.
Authors are responsible for ensuring compliance with academic ethics.
Manuscripts must be anonymized for peer review where applicable.