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Rethinking Global South representation in scholarly publishing

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This month on Sustainability Matters, we discuss the persistent underrepresentation of Global South scholars in leading English-language journals. From editorial appointments to peer review practices, structural biases continue to shape who gets published—and whose knowledge is valued. While efforts are being made to address these imbalances, the question remains: what more can be done?

All this and more with Dr. Eve Ng and Dr. Melissa A. Click, authors of the article “Democratizing publishing in communication/media studies: a case study of Communication, Culture & Critique”. The article is published in a special issue of the De Gruyter Brill journal Online Media and Global Communication.


Guests: Dr. Eve Ng and Dr. Melissa Click

Host: Ramzi Nasir

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