Edited volume by Elke D’hoker and Phyllis Boumans, bringing together thirty contributions exploring the pivotal role of periodicals in shaping, mediating, circulating, and transforming Irish literature from the 19th century to the present.

The first comprehensive study of the English-language press published in non-Anglophone countries, exploring transnational networks, circulation and cultural exchange across Europe, the Mediterranean, Asia and Latin America.

This special issue of the Journal of Modern Periodical Studies examines how periodical studies have developed in Serbia and Italy, exploring the ways in which local academic, archival and disciplinary contexts reshape global theoretical approaches.

This study by E. Gallitelli traces the Italian reception of Eliot’s Four Quartets, from the earliest translations published in wartime and postwar literary periodicals to the poem’s canonization and later multimodal reinterpretations.

This edited volume brings together contributions from the 9th ESPRit Conference, examining media transfer and competition in illustrated periodicals from the 1840s to the 1960s. The book is available in print and Open Access.

This edited collection, by Giuliana Garzone, Mara Logaldo & Francesca Santulli, examines representations of conflict in the periodical press through approaches drawn from linguistics, discourse analysis, and Periodical Studies. 

The latest open issue of JEPS brings together a transnational selection of articles exploring how periodicals shape value, borders, networks, and participation across languages, regions, and media cultures.

This special issue examines how periodicals construct and question ideas of belonging. It considers forms of community ranging from regimental and activist networks to literary and cultural outsiders.