Mobile Culture Studies. The Journal
Karl Franzens-Universität Graz · Austria
Aims & Scope
›mcsj› is a multilingual academic Open Access journal with peer review. It does not charge authors any fees and is published annually by Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz. The journal evolved from the international transdisciplinary platform Mobile Culture Studies, which was operated until 2014. As a yearbook, it is realized by changing guest editors with different main themes. It publishes original articles from the transdisciplinary research field of Mobile Culture Studies. ›mcsj› originates from the humanities and maintains close ties to the social sciences, technology, and the arts.
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Mobile Culture Studies. The Journal is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Mobile Culture Studies. The Journal?
›mcsj› is a multilingual academic Open Access journal with peer review. It does not charge authors any fees and is published annually by Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz. The journal evolved from the international transdisciplinary platform Mobile Culture Studies, which was operated until 2014. As a yearbook, it is realized by changing guest editors with different main themes. It publishes original articles from the transdisciplinary research field of Mobile Culture Studies. ›mcsj› originates from the humanities and maintains close ties to the social sciences, technology, and the arts.
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