Call for Papers

Call for Papers

Litinfinite Journal

December, 2025

(Vol 7 Issue II)

On

Migrancy, Mobility, Diaspora and Transnational Cultural Flows in Literature and Social Science

E-ISSN: 2582-0400 | CODEN: LITIBR

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All the manuscripts should be mailed to litinfinitejournal@gmail.com

Deadline for Submission: 30^th November 2025

Abstract (150-200 words), Keywords – (5-6), and Final research papers of 4000-6000 words (including citations) everything as a complete research paper should be submitted by 30^th November 2025.

The journal does not charge any processing fee or any other type of fee.

We are not accepting poems, stories, or any other creative piece at this moment.

(The Bengali research manuscripts should be accompanied by English title, author(s) details, keywords, abstracts, and references)

We also welcome interviews (3-5 pages, with a 100-word bio of the interviewer and the interviewee) and Book reviews (1200-1500 words) on the given theme. All book reviews MUST have the name of the author, a high-resolution cover photo of the book, year of publication, price, ISBN, and number of pages as per the standard conventions maintained for any book review. It should also contain the complete details of the reviewer/ reviewers including name, an informative title, affiliation, mail i.d., phone number, and address. The font should be Book Antiqua, heading 12 points (bold), body 12 font, and single line spacing.

In an increasingly interconnected world, the movement of people across borders—whether voluntary or forced—has redefined notions of identity, belonging, and cultural expression. Migration and mobility have generated new literatures, reshaped existing canons, and prompted significant shifts in the social sciences. This call for papers invites scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage with the evolving intersections of migrancy, diaspora, and transnational cultural flows as represented in both literary and social scientific discourses.

Migration narratives have long reflected the human desire for home and identity amid displacement, exile, and hybridity. From postcolonial journeys to contemporary refugee experiences, literature across the world has chronicled stories of transition, adaptation, and resistance. Similarly, social science research—spanning sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies—has examined how mobility reshapes family structures, social hierarchies, and transnational networks. Together, these disciplines offer a powerful lens to interpret the complexities of global movement and cultural negotiation in the twenty-first century.

This issue aims to foreground interdisciplinary conversations that address how migration has reconfigured the politics of identity, language, and representation. We welcome contributions that analyze how diasporic and migrant writers challenge dominant narratives of nationhood, gender, and belonging, as well as how cross-border mobility influences cultural hybridity and the circulation of ideas. We also seek to explore how global migration patterns have influenced social theories of displacement, labour, and adaptation, inviting reflections on the interplay between lived experience and creative expression.

Contributors are encouraged to adopt comparative, theoretical, or empirical approaches that explore the cultural, political, and emotional dimensions of migrancy and mobility. Submissions may engage with, but are not limited to, the following sub-themes:

• Return-migration narratives and the reconstruction of identity in post-migration contexts
• Border literatures and the aesthetics of exile and belonging
• Hybrid cultural forms and linguistic negotiations in diasporic writing
• Social sciences of migration and literature, including sociological and anthropological analyses of migrant communities
• Cultural memory, nostalgia, and intergenerational identity transmission within diaspora
• Gendered experiences of migration and intersectional perspectives on transnationalism
• Media, technology, and digital diasporas as emerging spaces of cultural negotiation

The journal welcomes research articles, critical essays, creative pieces, and book reviews that contribute to an expanded understanding of migrancy and transnational experience in global contexts. Scholars working at the intersection of literature, cultural studies, sociology, history, and media studies are particularly encouraged to submit their work.

Submission Guidelines:

Abstract (150-200 words), Keywords – (5-6), and Final research papers of 4000-6000 words (including citations) everything as a complete research paper should be submitted by 30^th November 2025.

Deadline for Submission: 30^th November 2025

Email Submissions to: litinfinitejournal@gmail.com

Through this issue, we aim to create a dialogue that bridges creative expression and social understanding—exploring how the migratory condition continues to reshape global literature, human identity, and the very concept of belonging.