Imperium Journal

VOL IV
2004
ISSN 1473-219X

contributors

an international
journal of
media and
postcolonial studies
last updated
11.06.04

Oxford English Dictionary (CD Rom version)

current
contents

Imperium is an online journal dedicated to the study of the postcolonial experience within a diverse range of contexts related to media and postcolonial studies. The rise of the two disciplines in the context of internationalisation and globalisation in the post-war cultural milieu provides the intellectual impulse for the development of the journal.

We aim to address issues arising from the inter/multi-disciplinary origins/nature of the two fields as well as the evolving disciplinarity of the two areas especially in terms of pedagogy and academic programmes. Conceptually, the two fields share a quest to define/portray human experience under imperia of different types, past and present. The journal aims to map, debate and discuss the diverse overlaps, conflicts and complicities that have characterised creative tensions and critical perspectives underpinning both media and postcolonial studies

Papers are fully refereed and the journal aims for a turnaround within three months within its six-monthly publication cycle. Interested parties are invited to contribute papers for publication within the remit of the journal. The journal is free, but readers are advised to subscribe in order to best support our aims. Readers can view current contents and also an archive section for previous papers. Anyone interested in the journal is invited to contact us for further information.

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Editors: Dr Balasubramanyam Chandramohan & Dr Ian Spring
Editorial Board:
Professor Narendra Bhana, Regent's College, Durban
Professor Chandrashekhar Bhat, University of Hyderabad, India
Dr John Brannigan, Trinity College, Dublin
Dr Pat Brereton, Dublin City University
Dr Martin Conboy, The Surrey Institute of Art and Design University College
Dr Helen Davis, University of Sunderland
Dr Dennis Dean, Institute of Education, University of London
Andrew Graham-Yooll, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dr Graeme Harper, University of Swansea
Dr Keith Hollinshead, University of Luton
Gabriela Leiton, University of Buenos Aires
Dr Tazim Jamal, Texas A & M University
Professor Denis Judd, University of North London
Professor Manfred Malzahn, United Arab Emirates University
Professor Satendra Nandan, University of Canberra
Professor Pushpesh Pant, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
Professor Tariq Rahman, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad
Dr Manfusa Shams, University of Luton
Professor Geoffrey Nowell-Smith, University of Luton
Dr Sean Palmer, University of Windsor, Canada
Professor Robert Phillipson, University of Roskilde, Denmark
Dr Daya Kishan Thussu, Goldsmiths College, London

Technical Consultant:
Peter Dean, University of Luton

The editors acknowledge the support of the Faculty of Creative Arts and Technologies and the Department of Media Arts at the University of Luton. However, neither the University or the editors are responsible for the opinions expressed by individual contributors. The authors have asserted their rights to be identified as the authors of this work in accordance with the Copyright, Design and Patents Act 1988. Unauthorised duplication contravenes applicable laws.

supported by:

The Centre for International Media
Analysis, Department of Media Arts, University of Luton, UK