Urban Culture Studies (Issue 1): Urban Cultural History. Review and Prospects

Author: Sun Xun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publication Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This series aims to conduct interdisciplinary and cross-cultural comprehensive research based on urban culture studies. It plans to include regular or irregular columns such as Contemporary Urban Culture, International Urban Culture, Urban Culture History, Urban Culture in Literature, Urban Culture in Art, Urban Culture in Film and Media, Key Figures, Interviews, Book Reviews, New Book Recommendations, Famous Journal Introductions, and Bibliographic Indexes. Each issue will focus on a specific theme, inviting experts and scholars from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds to explore the topic from multiple perspectives and levels, highlighting the uncommon within the common. Our long-term goal is to conduct on major issues in urban development processes, compile relevant classic readings and bibliographic indexes, and provide convenience and conditions for future research. These themes include "Urban Origins," "Immigration and Cities," "Urban Development," "Urban Design History," "Urban Culture," "Urban Politics," "Environment and Cities," and "Cities and Countryside." This series prioritizes the latest developments in urban culture studies while also encompassing related disciplines and focusing on exploring new changes and cutting-edge issues. It is essential to stay updated on the latest developments in urban culture studies abroad, particularly in theoretical and methodological advancements, while also conducting in-depth research in line with the specific realities of urban culture in China. Therefore, the greatest feature of this series is its cutting-edge and theoretical nature.