Journal of Disappearance Studies

We’re a new Journal of the emerging field of Disappearance Studies. The Journal of Disappearance Studies focuses on the collective dimensions of human disappearance, especially enforced disappearance, but also on its consequences at the more than human levels (e.g. cultural and environmental levels). The journal brings together academics, policymakers, practitioners, families of the disappeared, victim-centred organisations, as well as artists and cultural producers for the co-production of interventions aimed at bringing about societal, instrumental and academic impact. Our International Editorial team is led by Bahar Baser, Roddy Brett, Élise FÉRON and Veronica Hinestroza. Follow us for research on the disappeared across diverse disciplines and fields of study, as well as news from the journal. #DisappearanceStudies #EnforcedDisappearance #Disappearance

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We are pleased to share that the Journal of Disappearance Studies is now accepting mutli-language abstracts. Publishing abstracts in a range of languages will increase the discoverability of authors' work and facilitate global knowledge dissemination. Once an article has undergone peer review and the manuscript has been accepted, authors will be invited to supply a translation of their abstract in French, Spanish or Portuguese. Each translated abstract will be reviewed by an editorial board member fluent in the chosen language to ensure accuracy. The translated abstract will appear alongside the English-language version on the article page. #EnforcedDisappearance #DisappearanceStudies  

We’re a new Journal of the emerging field of Disappearance Studies. The Journal of Disappearance Studies focuses on the collective dimensions of human disappearance, especially enforced disappearance, but also on its consequences at the more than human levels (e.g. cultural and environmental levels). The journal brings together academics, policymakers, practitioners, families of the disappeared, victim-centred organisations, as well as artists and cultural producers for the co-production of interventions aimed at bringing about societal, instrumental and academic impact. Our International Editorial team is led by Bahar Baser, Roddy Brett, Élise FÉRON and Veronica Hinestroza. Follow us for research on the disappeared across diverse disciplines and fields of study, as well as news from the journal. #DisappearanceStudies #EnforcedDisappearance #Disappearance