About This Journal
The main focus of the journal is borders studies as a discipline dedicated to examining confrontations, resolutions and encounters within national, political, social, cultural, religious, racial, and educational borders. It analyzes borders as physical, psychological and symbolic experiences that affect relationships and negotiations among people around the world. The Journal of Cultural Encounters, Conflicts and Resolutions brings about an opportunity for interesting and stimulating dialogue among fields such as literature, history, political science, sociology, religion studies, anthropology, art, and philosophy.
