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From Supporting States to Steering their Actions: The UN Network on Migration and the Global Compact for Migration’s Implementation

ABSTRACT The Global Compact for Migration (GCM) involves the establishment of an implementation mechanism that combines the periodic organisation of deliberation and information exchange between states with the routine drafting of texts and the design of governmental technologies. The GCM also tasked the UN Network on Migration (Network) with supporting the implementation mechanism in response to the needs of states. To achieve this task, the Network aimed to play a role in creating and maintaining the implementation mechanism and to leverage its expert knowledge to shape the states’ implementation efforts. This article asks how the Network has institutionalised the implementation mechanism and with what consequences for its expert authority vis-à-vis states. Drawing on insights from discursive institutionalism, the article conducts a critical discourse analysis of texts that communicate and describe the Network’s institutional work between 2019 and 2022. It demonstrates that the Network institutionalised the implementation mechanism as an experimentalist institution to bolster its expert authority and position itself as a central unit in the GCM implementation that monitors and steers the actions of states. However, the Network’s position as a central unit does not fundamentally challenge the centrality of state sovereignty in global migration governance.

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  • Journal IconGeopolitics
  • Publication Date IconJun 2, 2025
  • Author Icon Younes Ahouga
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Exploring Cryptocurrency Perceptions and Its Global Conflict Resolution Concepts: Sentiment and Discourse Analysis

The intersection of cryptocurrency and international conflict resolution is a growing area of study, with many pressing questions about public conceptions and the constituent discourses of cryptocurrency in the context of global conflict. This paper will examine these perceptions using both sentiment and discourse analysis. Sentiment analysis uses R Studio on social media data, specifically Twitter, classifying public sentiment towards cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, into three categories: positive, negative, and neutral. Meanwhile, parallel discourse analysis uses NVivo to examine the regular use of terms in research articles about cryptocurrency and its potential impact on conflict resolution. The qualitative review provides a deeper insight into the concepts that prompt public debate. The diversity of opinions will come forth in this research, as sentiment analysis will show the dominance of both positive and negative views. At the same time, discourse analysis will highlight the common themes of financial independence, regulatory barriers, and the ethical implications of using cryptocurrency in conflict situations. While some view cryptocurrencies as empowering more significant numbers of people and allowing the silenced to be heard, free from the constraints of mainstream institutions, others rise to point out the concerns of the volatile prices, potential for abuse, and lack of regulation to prevent abuse from taking place with these assets. This work adds to the increasing awareness related to how cryptocurrencies are seen to address international conflicts.

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  • Journal IconPublication of the International Journal and Academic Research
  • Publication Date IconJun 1, 2025
  • Author Icon Alfina Rahmatia + 1
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Race and gender disparities in pain treatment and opioid prescribing.

Race and gender disparities in pain treatment and opioid prescribing.

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  • Journal IconSocial science & medicine (1982)
  • Publication Date IconJun 1, 2025
  • Author Icon Peter Joseph Torres
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The social must be stabilised: How are the social needs of young people with social work involvement characterized in their mental health case notes?

The social must be stabilised: How are the social needs of young people with social work involvement characterized in their mental health case notes?

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  • Journal IconSocial science & medicine (1982)
  • Publication Date IconJun 1, 2025
  • Author Icon Tessa Morgan + 14
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"Either way, they will use. And so, probably, would you:" A critical discourse analysis of harm reduction portrayal in United States opinion news media.

"Either way, they will use. And so, probably, would you:" A critical discourse analysis of harm reduction portrayal in United States opinion news media.

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  • Journal IconThe International journal on drug policy
  • Publication Date IconJun 1, 2025
  • Author Icon Hannah A Carlon + 7
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Voices of unknowledge: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Brazilian anti-vaccine movements on Facebook

RESUMO Este artigo teve por objetivo analisar os discursos do movimento antivacina no Brasil, publicados na rede social Facebook durante a pandemia da covid-19. Foram acompanhadas três comunidades do Facebook, entre 2020 e 2022, período coerente com a pandemia da covid-19. Foram selecionadas as comunidades tendo em vista sua identificação com o movimento antivacina e que tivessem mais de 200 participantes, selecionando-se as postagens que traziam palavras ou textos contrários à vacinação. Os trechos de textos foram analisados conforme método da Análise de Discurso Crítica (ADC). Os resultados apontaram para postagens com combinação de desconfiança da ciência, teorias conspiratórias e apelos à liberdade individual. O discurso antivacina foi pautado em discursos, como forma de validação, sendo recorrente o tom violento. O estudo evidenciou a ausência de informação fidedigna à população para contrapor ao discurso sem lastro científico das redes sociais e a importância de estratégias de comunicação em saúde mais eficazes, que considerem as dimensões social e cultural da sociedade, além de iniciativas educacionais que interrompam a credulidade de indivíduos em afirmativas sem crédito na ciência.

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  • Journal IconSaúde em Debate
  • Publication Date IconJun 1, 2025
  • Author Icon Tiago Rosa Nogueira + 5
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A Feminist Discourse Analysis of the Film Anatomy of a Fall (2023)

The film Anatomy of a Fall offers a profound feminist analysis of gender roles, dynamics within marital relationships, and power relations. Focusing on the experiences of the female protagonist, Sandra, the film critically examines gender representations and the power structures they reflect. Through a feminist lens, it opens a discussion on gender relations and societal norms while also shedding light on gender discrimination within the framework of discourse analysis. Sandra is portrayed in a manner that differs from the traditional female figure, challenging entrenched gender stereotypes. The film delves deeply into her internal struggles and interactions with the outside world, using her personal experiences as a lens to offer broader social critique. Discourse analysis of the roles played by other characters in Sandra’s life further reveals how societal gender norms are reproduced and sustained. This study aims to analyze female representation and power dynamics in Anatomy of a Fall within the context of feminist critique and gender politics. In doing so, it seeks to contribute to contemporary feminist debates by offering a broader perspective on how societal gender norms are shaped and maintained.

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  • Journal IconMedeniyet Sanat Dergisi
  • Publication Date IconMay 31, 2025
  • Author Icon Sinem Ünal Gerdan
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MULTIMODALITY IN THE ENGLISH TEXTBOOK IMAGES : GENDER REPRESENTATION ANALYSIS

Gender representation in educational materials plays a crucial role in shaping students’ perceptions of societal roles. Previous studies have predominantly examined gender representation through written text, often overlooking the visual dimension, particularly in English textbooks. This study investigates gender representation through images in a tenth-grade English textbook using a multimodal discourse analysis, specifically focusing on representational aspects. A total of 131 images were examined, but only three met the criteria for analysis—each featuring both male and female human participants. These images were analyzed based on the roles, actions, and contexts in which each gender was portrayed. The findings indicate a balanced and non-stereotypical representation. In the first image, a male and a female student appear as academic equals without hierarchical cues. The second image features two women and one man in a professional environment, where one woman assumes a leadership position. The third image depicts a mixed-gender social setting with equal participation and non-hierarchical interaction. These portrayals challenge conventional gender stereotypes and suggest a shift toward more equitable and inclusive gender representation. The results underline the importance of visual analysis in identifying and promoting gender balance in learning materials. It is recommended that educational content developers incorporate more images that reflect gender equality across various domains to support a more inclusive learning environment.

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  • Journal IconGetsempena English Education Journal
  • Publication Date IconMay 31, 2025
  • Author Icon Fithrah Nurul Hidayah + 2
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A Corpus-assisted Discourse Analysis of the American and British Media Reports on the Discharge of Water from Fukushima

The Japanese government’s announcement to discharge over a million tons of clean but still radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean has aroused substantial attention and has been extensively reported by media outlets worldwide. This study aims to shed light on how the American media and the British media differ in constructing the discourse in terms of linguistic choices and functional features. AntConc 3.5.9 is used to analyze keywords and collocates. UAM Corpus Tool 6.2j is employed to annotate the texts and conduct transitivity analysis. Our study finds that the American media tend to convey a mix of assurance, confidence, and endorsement towards the implementation of the water release. The British media appear to present factual information including the details of the water processing, the environmental consequences of the water release, and the concerns of other Asian countries.

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  • Journal IconJournal of Global Trends in Social Science
  • Publication Date IconMay 31, 2025
  • Author Icon Tiantian Li + 1
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Racial representation in the discourse processing from the psycholinguistic perspective of critical discourse analysis

This mini review explores the intersection of psycholinguistic research and critical discourse studies, focusing on racial representations intertwined with psycholinguistic variables in shaping discourse perceivers' perceptions. It addresses recent literature on the various psycholinguistic variables that influence discourse perceivers in discourse processing. This review has investigated recent developments regarding racial representations intertwined with these psycholinguistic variables that influence discourse perceivers from Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). The findings reveal that most existing studies have concentrated on social media, news, and political discourse while overlooking other types of discourse, such as narrative discourse in novels. These studies emphasize psycholinguistic variables to evoke cognitive and emotional responses in discourse perceivers, such as threatening noun-based expressions, violent verb-based expressions, categorized adjectives, animalizing/militarizing metaphors, binary-related pronouns, and exaggerated quantifier-based expressions. Meanwhile, among the existing studies, it has been discovered that a meager number of studies on the recontextualization of racial representation and its influences of relevant psycholinguistic variables on discourse perceivers. In terms of research focus, the limited recontextualization studies have only focused on the representation of migrants and refugees in Poland and Islamic representation in Italy, while little attention has been paid to other marginalized racial groups. Methodologically, this review also highlights a methodological gap, as much of the existing research relies on traditional CDA frameworks, such as the Discourse-Historical Approach (DHA), and a multi-step model of discursive shifts, while overlooking more eclectic and synergistic approaches. Furthermore, this review critiques the limitations of recontextualization as an analytical approach, followed by final remarks and suggestions for future directions.

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  • Journal IconNeuroscience Research Notes
  • Publication Date IconMay 31, 2025
  • Author Icon Hui Zhou + 1
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Subordinated Ecologies and Livelihood Transformation in Post-Mining Bangka Belitung: Community Dynamics in a Post-Extractive Landscape

The long-standing tin mining industry in the Bangka Belitung Islands has left a legacy of complex ecological crises, including thousands of abandoned mining pits (kolong), land degradation, and the dislocation of local livelihoods. This study examines how local communities reconstruct their livelihood strategies within a post-extractive landscape characterized by ecological subordination, institutional fragmentation, and asymmetrical power relations. Employing a descriptive qualitative approach through content and critical discourse analysis of policy documents, institutional reports, scholarly publications, and online media coverage, the research traces how national development narratives, policy frameworks, and media representations contribute to the socio-ecological marginalization of post-mining areas in Bangka Belitung. The findings reveal that although community initiatives, such as pit reclamation, participatory agro-tourism, and freshwater aquaculture, are emerging, these efforts are often constrained by unclear land access, weak institutional support, and structural exclusion in land governance. Livelihood transformation in post-mining contexts is not linear but unfolds through politicized processes marked by spatial conflict, community agency, and contested resource control. The study underscores the need for recovery policies that are not merely technocratic, but socially and ecologically transformative, positioning local communities as principal actors. The practical implications point to reforming post-mining governance in a contextualized, participatory, and locally grounded manner to achieve long-term sustainability and ecological justice in extractive-affected regions.

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  • Journal IconSociety
  • Publication Date IconMay 31, 2025
  • Author Icon Herdiyanti Herdiyanti + 2
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Public Engagement and Resistance in the Niger Delta through Social Media and Rhetorical Discourse

This paper examines the rhetorical agency and resistance strategies of Nigerian netizens on social media to address environmental degradation in the Niger Delta. Framing social media as a modern public sphere, the research explores how Twitter-like platforms enable the mobilization of marginalized groups to articulate their grievances and demand accountability among corporate and governmental entities. Drawing on critical discourse analysis and the Appraisal Framework, this study examines tweets and their linguistic strategies that have been used to amplify calls for environmental justice through emotive language, moral judgment, and visual imagery. The research underlines the intersection of digital activism and socio-political resistance through the analysis of themes such as oil exploitation, systemic neglect, and failures of governance. The results, through comprehensive analysis, detail how Nigerian netizens frame oil as a “curse,” while also critiquing state inefficiencies and mobilizing in global solidarity via hashtags and visual narratives. The research highlights social media for democratizing public discourse and enabling the voices of underrepresented regions to influence policy and challenge hegemonic structures. This paper contributes to the knowledge of digital activism in postcolonial contexts and illustrates the transformative power of language and digital platforms in the struggle for environmental justice and political accountability in the Niger Delta.

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  • Journal IconAmerican Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Innovation
  • Publication Date IconMay 31, 2025
  • Author Icon Sunday A Adegbenro + 1
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Filtering women’s identity through podcast storytelling: the case of Desert Island Discs

The present research aims to explore how narrative storytelling shapes women’s identity by examining two women's portraits in the podcast Desert Island Discs by BBC Radio 4. The study uses a combination of conversation analysis, critical discourse analysis and sound semiotics to study the interconnection among narrative storytelling, music and sound in podcasting, as well as the degree to which these elements interconnect and the ultimate impact that they have on the representation of the guest’s identity. Results show that the Desert Island Discs podcast incorporates all the features of narrative storytelling such as the character and the voice of the interviewee, the voice of the singers, the dialogues etc. and this has a marked impact on the identity of the podcast and the woman presented.

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  • Journal IconRadioDoc Review
  • Publication Date IconMay 30, 2025
  • Author Icon Sofia Theodosiadou
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Media Representation of Youth (-Driven) Innovation Initiatives in Kenya

ABSTRACT Youth (-driven) innovation has emerged as a topic of significant debate in recent times, reflecting the dynamic role that young people play in driving societal progress. Despite their noteworthy contributions, these innovations often fail to garner adequate attention within the media landscape. This study seeks to explore the coverage of youth innovation in the Kenyan media, with a particular focus on understanding what types of innovations receive the most attention. Using a qualitative content analysis approach and discourse analysis, this study examines how the Daily Nation and the Standard Digital portray youth-driven innovations. By analysing media representation, the research aims to unveil the underlying factors influencing the visibility and portrayal of youth-driven innovations. Through this investigation, the study finds that reporting youth innovation in the context of political influence is downplayed in the media, and much of the prominence is given to economic empowerment and job creation, with less focus on environmental and climate sustainability issues. Young people face challenges ranging from economic hardships to poverty and therefore prioritise the basic need for food over civic engagement. They are also being targeted through digital content monetisation. The youth are defying conventional stereotypes by exhibiting higher risk tolerance and prudent financial habits. The study recommends that the media promote youth innovation equally and minimize biases towards youth and political influences. This will help in understanding societal perceptions that shape narratives around youth innovation, ultimately enhancing awareness of young innovators' roles in Kenya's socio-economic development.

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  • Journal IconAfrican Journalism Studies
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon Daniel Oloo Ong'Ong'A
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Национально-культурная специфика фатической диалогической коммуникации в современной русской речи

The paper examines national-cultural features of the discursive implementation of phatic dialogical communication models in modern Russian speech in the aspect of the problem of speech embodiment of communicative values of Russian culture. The relevance of the study lies in its scientific and general cultural significance for the linguo-cultural study of the foundations of national mentality, as well as the theory of cross-cultural communication. The aim of the study is to analyze examples of question-answer adjacency pairs extracted from the Russian National Corpus, which manifest various models of "Russian high-context phatics". The methodological basis of the study is the principles of cognitive-oriented linguo-cultural analysis of key concepts of national culture. The research methods of cognitive-discursive analysis of units of speech interaction according to corpus data are used. The article considers cooperative speech strategies that implement the focus on empathy, on "heart-to-heart communication", on the one hand, and conflict speech strategies aimed at "clarifying relations", on the other. It is concluded that the focus on an increased emotional degree of communication as a manifestation of the focus on mutual sincerity of communicants leads to the absence of respect for the speaker's personal space in the system of "communicative values of Russian culture". The scientific novelty of the study lies in the introduction of new, corpusbased material on Russian dialogic speech into the scientific circulation of modern communicative linguistic, as well as a new aspect of linguistic analysis of dialogue through the prism of national conditioning of speech interaction models. The practical significance of the study is due to the possibility of using its results in teaching university courses in communicative linguistics, lingocultural studies and discourse analysis, as well as in teaching Russian as a foreign language.

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  • Journal IconScientific Research and Development. Modern Communication Studies
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon I Kuznecov
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Knowledge as Persuasion in the Oratory of an Almohad Qadi: Abū Ḥafṣ ‘Umar al-Sulamī al-Aġmātī

This article analyses the Almohad judge Ibn ʿUmar al-Sulamī al-Aġmātī’s (d. 603/1206 or 1207) oration (ḫuṭba) against the philosophers. In the absence of any contemporaneous descriptions of the circumstances in which al-Sulamī composed and presumably delivered this ḫuṭba, I evaluate the historiographic evidence that contextualizes the sermon as part of what the Moroccan historian Muḥammad Ibn Šarīfa dubbed the “propaganda campaign” in which, at the instigation of Almohad Caliph al-Manṣūr, the study of Graeco-Islamic philosophy and the “sciences of the Ancients” was prohibited and Ibn Rušd (Averroes) and his fellow travellers were relieved of their official positions. The article examines the biographical details of al-Sulamī’s life, career, and writings and attempts to reconstruct a portrait of his relations with the Almohad authorities and their religious policies. It then evaluates the data concerning the preservation and transmission of the text. Finally, it analyzes the ḫuṭba drawing upon Arabic discourse and rhetorical analysis and speech acts theory to illustrate al-Sulamī’s techniques of persuasion and to demonstrate how they articulated Almohad policies and ideology. The study seeks to shed light on how the Almohads deployed Arabic oratory as an instrument of propaganda and public persuasion during a transition in their official policies away from the previous patronage of the philosophers.

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  • Journal IconAl-Qanṭara
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon Linda G Jones
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Student self-assessment: a meta-review of five decades of research

ABSTRACT Student self-assessment has received considerable research interest. While several review articles have mapped self-assessment studies, there remains a need to synthesise the insights from field and the differing views and approaches within. In this critical meta-review, we conduct a discourse analysis of 28 earlier review studies concerning self-assessment, spanning five decades of research. We ask: What is known about student self-assessment? How have review studies produced knowledge about self-assessment? Analysing our data corpus, we deconstruct four discourses: psychological discourse (self-assessment as a clinical intervention); educational discourse (self-assessment as a contextual, relational practice); performance discourse (self-assessment as a performative practice); and societal discourse (self-assessment as a societal practice). These four discourses represent different forms of knowledge production. Through these discourses, self-assessment research has continued the history of promoting a reflective, rational and autonomous human subject in educational settings, but ironically, often through the occlusion of the self.

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  • Journal IconAssessment in Education: Principles, Policy & Practice
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon Juuso Henrik Nieminen + 1
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Mapping the Language of Social Isolation and Loneliness Among Racialized Older Adults in Canada: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Qualitative Studies

Social isolation and Loneliness (SIL) are devastating experiences in later life. However, the wide disparity in the experiences of SIL among racialized older adults (ROAs) is underreported, with little attention given to the language that ROAs use when narrating their experience of SIL. With its unique focus on the language used within existing qualitative research in describing SIL among ROAs in Canada, this paper aims to shed light on how the discourse informs ideas about ROAs’ lives. Using a critical discourse analysis guided by critical race theory, data was generated from 10 purposively selected qualitative articles conducted with ROAs across four provinces in Canada: Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia. Participants identified as Chinese, Black Africans and Caribbeans, Koreans, Spanish, Filipinos, former Yugoslavians, Iranians and Indians. Discourses of barriers, loss and vulnerability, struggles and resistance, (dis)connection, and settlement experience were dominant themes. The findings highlight the interrelated and linked aging experiences among diverse ROAs regardless of ethnicity, race, culture, province of residence, and country of birth. Therefore, to mitigate their overall experience of SIL, a conducive and enabling environment encompassing research, policy, and practice that promotes the thriving of ROAs in Canada is warranted.

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  • Journal IconJournal of Gerontological Social Work
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon Blessing Ugochi Ojembe
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Re-evaluation of dominant visual images present in national symbols for communication in Kenya

The present study aimed to evaluate the dominant visual images embedded within Kenya's national symbols. This investigation was guided by two theoretical frameworks: Social Semiotic Theory (SST) and Multimodal Discourse Analysis (MDA). Adopting a qualitative paradigm and descriptive survey design, the study employed purposive sampling to select three key national symbols for analysis: the national anthem, national flag, and national emblem. Content analysis was utilised to scrutinise these symbols and extract thematic findings. The results revealed that the elements of Kenya's national flag effectively conveyed a sense of unity, progress, and the nation's core values. Similarly, the dominant visual components of the Kenyan coat of arms communicated a powerful narrative of national defence, strength, vigilance, unity, and a deep-rooted connection to the country's agricultural and economic foundations. These symbols were found to reflect the aspirations, values, and historical experiences that have shaped Kenyan national identity. The themes present within the national anthem were central to the Kenyan national consciousness and served as guiding principles for the country's ongoing development and progress. The data obtained would be valuable in enlightening the public about the importance of Kenyan national symbols in promoting peace and highlighting their efficacy as a means of communication. Furthermore, the findings contribute new knowledge and information to the field of applied linguistics.

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  • Journal IconEditon Consortium Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Studies
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon Ephraim Muturi + 3
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An LGTBIQ + archival boom? Grassroot archival activism and memory politics in Latin America

The formation of LGTBIQ + community archives across Latin America has increased significantly recently, becoming vehicles for challenging cis-heteronormative narratives of the past and pushing the limits of democracy. This article asks how and since when did queer/trans archiving, curating, and displaying material become articulated as activism in Latin America? What are the cultural and political meanings of these practices, and how do these relate to a global community archival boom? To answer these questions, we mapped 55 LGTBIQ + community archives and developed a discourse analysis of their digital content. This analysis highlights references to memory as an active political process to critically engage with the past and disrupt the progress narratives of democratisation in the present. We argue that the Latin America case should be understood within the hybridisation of a global rise of archival activism and a shared grammar of using the past as a political tool.

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  • Journal IconInternational Journal of Cultural Studies
  • Publication Date IconMay 29, 2025
  • Author Icon Yuri Fraccaroli + 1
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