Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies

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Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies (JECS) welcomes original research articles and book reviews for its next issue. The JECS is a biannual and peer-reviewed journal published in June and December. Papers for the publication in the JECS are selected through a precise peer-review process to ensure quality, originality, appropriateness, significance and readability. Authors are solicited to contribute to this journal by the submitting manuscripts that illustrate empirical research, projects, theoretical papers, original surveys, and book reviews dealing with the issues of ethnicity and culture from a wide range of disciplines in Social Sciences and Humanities.

 

[HTML] Perceptions of Campus Climate on LGBTQ+ Students' Inclusion in Thai Higher Education

N Doungphummes, H Aydin, M Rodyim… - Journal of Ethnic and …, 2026
… Sunida Siwapathomchai is an Assistant Professor at the Research Institute for
Languages and Cultures of Asia at Mahidol University, Thailand. Her
interdisciplinary expertise lies in intercultural and digital communication, language …
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[PDF] Recognizing and Embracing Ethnic Identity through Mother-Tongue Based and Intercultural Education for the Urak Lawoi Community, in Lanta Island, Krabi Thailand

M Burarungrot, K Laparporn - Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies, 2026
… The focus of the Mahidol Model is to put community members at the heart of
revitalization … and moral support of the Mahidol University research facilitator team.
(Premsrirat, 2018) … scholars from the CD-RELC, RILCA, Mahidol University, and …
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[PDF] Trapped in Place: Changing Mobility Patterns and Lifestyles of Thai Moken: The Example of Surin and Phayam Islands

LC Husa, K Sasiwongsaroj, S Chaisingkananont… - Journal of Ethnic and …, 2026
… The field research activities are part of a transdisciplinary consortium project
involving three universities: Wageningen University in the Netherlands, the
University of Vienna in Austria, and Mahidol University in Thailand. The primary …
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[PDF] Navigating Marginalization through Religion: Intersectionality and Shifting Positionalities Among Myanmar Migrant Workers in Thailand

K Sasiwongsaroj, V Chaidee - Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies, 2026
This study explores how Myanmar migrant workers experience marginalization
shaped by the intersection of their social identities and migrant status, and how their
shared religious identity with the Thai majority supports them in navigating this …

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