Focus and Scope

THE PRIMARY GOAL OF CANADA AND BEYOND IS TO HELP ESTABLISH CRITICAL DIALOGUE AMONG AN INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF ARTISTS AND INTELLECTUALS WITH COMMON VIEWS ON THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ROLES OF LITERATURE, ART, AND OTHER FORMS OF CULTURAL EXPRESSION. SUCH COMMON VIEWS MAY WELL BE SYNTHESIZED, FOR PRACTICAL MATTERS, AS DERIVING FROM POSTCOLONIAL, ANTIRACIST, AND FEMINIST CRITICAL AND PERSONAL STANCES AND, IN ALL CASES, FROM A SHARED SUPPORT OF ETHICS OF AFFECT.

WE INVITE PROGRESSIVE PERSPECTIVES IN THE FIELD OF CANADIAN CULTURAL AND LITERARY STUDIES. AUTHORS ARE ALSO INVITED TO REFLECT ON TRANSNATIONAL AND TRANSCULTURAL ISSUES CONNECTED TO CANADIAN CULTURAL PRODUCTIONS.

Peer Review Process

Canada and Beyond follows a strict selection policy. All articles undergo a double blind peer-review process by selected experts in the field.

Publication Frequency

FREQUENCY OF PUBLICATION: ANNUAL (MARCH OF FOLLOWING YEAR)

Open Access Policy

Canada and Beyond provides full-text open access to all articles immediately upon publication so as to promote maximum circulation of all contents and to contribute to free worldwide scientific development.

The journal Canada & Beyond does not have either article submission charges or article processing charges.

All original manuscripts in the digital edition of the journal are the property of the University of Huelva, and needs to be cited accordingly. Unless otherwise specified, all digital contents  are published under a Creative Commons licence and need to be cited accordingly. For more information, please click HERE.  

Sharing these contents in a different version from the one published in the journal  in personal or institutional repositories is not allowed. For further queries on author copyright, please contact the University of Huelva Press Services. 

Sponsors

RESEARCH GROUP: TEORÍA Y ESTUDIOS CULTURALES (UNIVERSIDAD DE HUELVA, HUM-0409)

RESEARCH GROUP: FEMINARIO DE INVESTIGACIÓN FEMINISMOS E RESISTENCIAS. TEORÍAS E PRÁCTICAS (UNIVERSIDADE DE VIGO, HI17)

 

Sources of Support

SPANISH MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND COMPETITIVITY

"Bodies in Transit: from Conflict to Healing" (FFI2013-47789-C2-1-P)

"Bodies in Transit: Making Difference in Globalized Cultures" (FFI2013-47789-C2-2-P)

 

SPANISH MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND INNOVATION

"Canada and Beyond" (FFI2009-08222-E/FILO)

"Globalized Cultural Markets: the Production, Circulation and Reception of Difference" (FFI2010-17282)

"Sexualities and New Gender Identities in Contemporary Anglophone Cultures" (FEM 2010-18142)

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