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Island Studies Journal [ISSN: 1715-2593]
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Early Access

Spaces of resistance and transformation: Caribbean islands between dystopia and creolotopia in Wide Sargasso Sea
Ping Su & Shoujuan Huang

Commodification or the right to the island: The struggle against the construction of a hotel in La Tejita (Tenerife)
Fernando Sabaté-Bel & Alejandro Armas-Díaz

The potential of disruptive transport infrastructure for tourism development in emerging island destinations: Research project in the Faroe Islands
Carlos Chan Santana, Saverio Francesco Bertolucci, Cecilie Bremer Sloth, Alberte Egholm, & Marc Ingvorsen

Cannibalizing paradise: Suzanne Césaire’s ecofeminist critique of tourist literature
Emily Eyestone

Utopian and insular spaces in Chinese literature: An island approach
Gang Hong

Literary and cultural (re)productions of a utopian island: Performative geographies of colonial Shamian, Guangzhou in the latter half of the 19th century
Tingcong Lin & Ping Su

Factors influencing the level of Social Responsibility of marine tourism companies and restaurants: The island of Fuerteventura
Olga González-Morales, A. Santana Talavera, & Francisco J. Calero García

Sustainable tourism and the Sustainable Development Goals in sub-national island jurisdictions: The case of Tobago
Preeya S. Mohan

Multiple Avalons: Place naming practices and a mythical Arthurian island
Philip Hayward

“It’s like Hawai’i”: Making a tourist utopia in Jeju Island, 1963-1985
Tommy Tran

  • Island Studies Journal
    • About
    • Editorial Board
  • Submissions
    • Submit a paper
    • Guidelines For Authors
    • Acceptance Policy and Publication Ethics
    • Book review instructions
    • Thematic Sections
    • Anthropocene islands
    • Genders, sexualities, and feminisms
    • Donations
  • Issues
    • Early Access
    • Vol. 17(1) (May 2022)
    • Vol. 16(2) (Nov 2021)
    • Vol. 16(1) (May 2021)
    • Vol. 15(2) (Nov 2020)
    • Vol. 15(1) (May 2020)
    • Vol. 14(2) (Nov 2019)
    • Vol. 14(1) (May 2019)
    • Vol. 13(2) (Nov 2018)
    • Vol. 13(1) (May 2018)
    • Vol. 12(2) (Nov 2017)
    • Vol. 12(1) (May 2017)
    • Vol. 11(2) (Nov 2016)
    • Vol. 11(1) (May 2016)
    • Vol. 10(2) (Nov 2015)
    • Vol. 10(1) (May 2015)
    • Vol. 9(2) (Nov 2014)
    • Vol. 9(1) (May 2014)
    • Vol. 8(2) (Nov 2013)
    • Vol. 8(1) (May 2013)
    • Vol. 7(2) (Nov 2012)
    • Vol. 7(1) (May 2012)
    • Vol. 6(2) (Nov 2011)
    • Vol. 6(1) (May 2011)
    • Vol. 5(2) (Nov 2010)
    • Vol. 5(1) (May 2010)
    • Vol. 4(2) (Nov 2009)
    • Vol. 4(1) (May 2009)
    • Vol. 3(2) (Nov 2008)
    • Vol. 3(1) (May 2008)
    • Vol. 2(2) (Nov 2007)
    • Vol. 2(1) (May 2007)
    • Vol. 1(2) (Nov 2006)
    • Vol. 1(1) (May 2006)

Island Studies Journal publishes fewer than 40% of the manuscripts that it receives. ISJ is a fully peer-reviewed journal. The editors decide whether any manuscript received is to be sent out for review, after a decision is made regarding whether the manuscript meets the journal's scope, high standards, style, and format.

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