Interface doesn’t have a central office, email, or editor-in-chief. We’re a decentralised, open access effort that refuses corporate affiliation and neoliberal metrics, which means editors volunteer their time and energy (freely and without pay) when they can. Because we are a global journal and movements and their relationships to academia are organised so differently in various parts of the world, the journal operates as a network of regional and linguistically-defined groups, each of which develops its own editorial processes. We currently can accept material in Baluchi, Danish, Dutch, English, Farsi, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Spanish. In addition to region and language (see below), editors also accept submissions on select themes, keywords, and areas of interest, which can be found here. To contribute or if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to any of the editors.
Movements in Australia / Aotearoa New Zealand
Please submit papers in English or German to: Michael Daubs (Michael.Daubs AT vuw.ac.nz).
Movements in Central and South America and the Caribbean
Please submit papers in Spanish or English to Heike Schaumberg (heikes1 AT googlemail.com), in Spanish, English, or Dutch to Elisabet Rasch (elisabet.rasch AT wur.nl), in English to Levi Gahman (Levi.Gahman AT liverpool.ac.uk), or in Portuguese and English to Fernando Martins (fernando.martins AT unioeste.br).
Middle East, Central Asia and North Africa
Please submit papers in Farsi and English to Farhang Morady (moradyf AT westminster.ac.uk) and Dounya Salehi (salehidounya AT gmail.com) and in Farsi, Baluchi and English to Hoshang Noraiee (hnoraiee AT gmail.com)
Movements in Southeast Asia
Please submit papers to Sarah Raymundo (sarahraymundo1976 AT gmail.com).
Movements in the USA and Canada
Please submit papers in English to Rose Brewer (brewe001 AT umn.edu), Peter Funke (pnfunke AT usf.edu), Genevieve Ritchie (genevieve.ritchie AT mail.utoronto.ca), Todd Wolfson (wolfsont AT gmail.com) and Lesley Wood (ljwood AT yorku.ca). Submissions in German to Peter Funke (pnfunke AT usf.edu).
Movements in Western Europe
Please submit papers in English, French, Italian or German to Laurence Cox (laurence.cox AT mu.ie).
International / transnationally organised movements
Please submit papers in French, German, Italian, Norwegian or Danish to Laurence Cox (laurence.cox AT mu.ie).
Website issues
For queries etc. relating to the website please contact Laurence Cox (laurence.cox AT mu.ie).