Did you miss this article by Elizabeth Stice published in our last issue of 2025? Find out more about this intriguing title - Food and Drink and the War of Words During the Great War: Poilus, Pinard, and Pain KK - here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.....

Check out one of our latest articles from the last issue of 2025 by Andrew Young on 'The Representation of Absence: Race and Nation in Hollywood’s Depiction of the Atomic Bomb, 1947–1952'. You can read it in full here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Have you read one of our latest articles written by Elizabeth Rawlinson-Mills, 'This Racial War: Constructing Transnational Whiteness in the Newspaper Poems of the South African War, 1899–1902'? Check out the abstract below and read the article in full here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Did you miss this article on 'Non-Human Animals as Resources for Political Communication During War: The Case of Ukraine' by Arita Holmberg and Javiera Ortega Zepeda? Read it in full here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Want to know more about Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems? Did you see this article by Lindsay Clark, 'Dr. Strangelove is Back: Gender, Laughter, and AI in US Policy Discourses on the Development of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems'? www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Twenty years after the Iraq War, Catriona Pennell, Chris Kempshall and Gabriel Kupper reflect on the anniversary coverage in their article: 'The Iraq War at 20: Anniversary Journalism, British Cultural Memory, and the Politics of Closure' www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Interested in objects as symbols of identity? Wanting to learn more about 2WW veteran identities? Check out this article by Harriet Beadnell: ‘The Only Time I Think I’m a Veteran is When I’m Dressed up’ – Medals as Symbols of Second World War Veteran Identity. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Have you read one of our latest articles by Aleixa Moncrieff and Bart Ziino on 'Chronologies of Coping: Veterans, Experience and Resilience in Australia After the Great War'? You can read it in full here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Check out this article by Robert Thompson and Lindsay Robb from our 2025 Volume 18 Issue 3, entitled, "'We Must Find a Way to Remember Them Too’: British Second World War Conscientious Objectors in Post-War Culture". Read in full here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

First up in our refresher of recent articles, Anna Branach-Kallas' paper on 'Contact zones, affects and noeuds de mémoire: Chinese laborers on the Western Front in Martine Laffon’s Souviens-toi de moi'. You can read it in full here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Missed some of our latest articles? Don't worry! We'll be sharing a reminder over the next few weeks. So keep your eyes on our feed and we can help you populate your New Year's reading list! Want a short cut? Head to our list of latest articles: www.tandfonline.com/journals/ywa...

Want to know more about what we publish? Check out this word cloud generated from the titles of our past Special Issues. Maybe you've got an idea for one our next ones - get in touch with the Editorial Team to discuss your ideas. www.tandfonline.com/journals/ywa...

New Year, New AIMS and SCOPE. Check it out..... Our Editorial Team have reflected on submissions received in 2025 and have reviewed the journal's aims and scope to provide greater guidance and encouragement for potential contributing authors. Read more here: www.tandfonline.com/journals/ywa...

Our Editorial Team are busy updating our aims and scope to help give contributing authors more helpful guidance as to what we are looking for. Bear with us as we work this through - we are looking forward to sharing it with you soon!

#BISA2025 saw us host a public panel on 'Contested heritage: Curating conflict in and about Northern Ireland' hosted at the Royal Ulster Rifles Museum in Belfast (and site of the future UNTOLD The Museum).

Have you heard of Taylor and Francis' STAR initiative? It stands for Special Terms for Authors & Researchers (STAR) and provides eligible individual authors and researchers based in many resource-constrained countries with free access to articles from their leading journals.

We enjoyed speaking alongside colleagues from Civil Wars, BMJ Military Health and Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health at this 'Meet the Editors' webinar convened by @Defence Research Network.

Happening tomorrow: Meet the Editors Webinar! Still time to sign up..... (If you are having difficulties with the QR code just click on this link: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1359063327...)

We are thrilled to be taking part in this 'Meet the Editors' @DefenceResNet webinar on Thursday 22 May 1200-1300. Come and join us to hear from a panel of Editors representing a cross section of journals.

Thinking of authoring your first article or want to brush up your skills? Have you checked out the author resources available on the Taylor & Francis website? authorservices.taylorandfrancis.com/resources/ A host of amazing guides await to help you through the authoring journey.

What a demonstration of the breadth of our aims and scope with this fantastic list of our latest articles.... Read them all in full here: www.tandfonline.com/journals/ywa...

We can't wait to host this public panel 'Contested heritage: Curating conflict in and about Northern Ireland' as part of the programme for #BISA2025. It will be held on 19 June 1830-2030. Don't forget to register (www.bisa.ac.uk/members/work...) and join us for a fascinating conversation.

I am the co-editor of the Journal of War and Culture Studies. www.tandfonline.com/journals/ywa... Get in touch if you have an idea for a Special Issue. We are keen to support research by ECRs & amplify the work of scholars from underrepresented fields & backgrounds.

Did you know we have podcasts and interviews with our Special Issue Guest Editors? Visit our webpage and check out the 'Journal news and offers' for links to our Soundcloud.

The Editorial Team of Dr Tom Allbeson, Dr Maria-Adriana Deiana and Dr Samraghni Bonnerjee are delighted to welcome Dr Hannah West as their newest Co-Editor. She is stepping up having supported the team with their social media for the last couple of years.

Third up in sharing article from our latest Special Issue, 'Uncovering an Aesthetics of Naval War Literature', is entitled, 'Naval Guerilla: Wilhelm Raabe’s Novel ‘The Black Galley’ and the Aesthetics of the Submarine' by Martin Schneider. You can read the article in full here: buff.ly/16LvgQh

We are delighted to announce @mark-gilks.bsky.social as the recipient of the Journal of War and Culture Studies 2024 prize for the Best Paper by an Early Career Scholar. 'The Aesthetic Influences of War: A Phenomenology of Tim Hetherington’s “Feedback Loop”’, stood out in a strong field.

And the final article from our latest Special Issue, 'Uncovering an Aesthetics of Naval War Literature' is entitled '"Sonar, Conn. Report all Contacts": The Sonic Mediation of War in Submarine Literature' by Lieven Raymaekers. You can read the article in full here: buff.ly/9hzuuvf

Our fourth article from our latest Special Issue, 'Uncovering an Aesthetics of Naval War Literature', is entitled 'Aquis Submersus. Fact and Fiction in the Literary Afterlife of the Gelting Bay Death Sentences' by @Bart Philipsen. You can read the article in full here: buff.ly/4jkFgw0

Check out the second article in our latest Special Issue, 'Uncovering an Aesthetics of Naval War Literature, entitled 'Thalassopoetics and War and Culture Studies: The Case of Jules Verne' by Isabelle de Vendeuvre. You can read it in full here: buff.ly/qeSYY8y

The first article from our latest Special Issue, 'Uncovering an Aesthetics of Naval War Literature' is entitled, 'The Aesthetics of Naval War Literature: Outline of a Theoretical Framework' by Anders Engberg-Pedersen. You can read the article in full here: buff.ly/L1TIObn

We are delighted to introduce our latest Special Issue, 'Uncovering an Aesthetics of Naval War Literature', guest edited by Lieven Raymaekers and @Bart Philipsen. You can read their introduction here: buff.ly/C7Tkued. We will be posting to introduce each of the articles over the next week....

We are sure you will want to join us in thanking Professor Rachel Woodward for her dedication and commitment to the Editorial Team of the Journal of War and Culture Studies as she has now made the decision to step down after 10 years on the Team.

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Here are the top 5 most read articles from the Journal of War and Culture Studies in 2024. If you missed them last year, consider revisiting these insightful works that have captured the attention of our international readership. You can check them out here: https://buff.ly/40CRzjK

📣 New Year's Resolution to catch up on all the reading you didn't find time for last year? Look no further than check out our most read articles from 2024. Here are the top 3 and follow the link to read them and find the others. https://buff.ly/4jpRib5

If you missed out on our 2024 Special Issues, then don't forget to head over to our website and catch up. https://buff.ly/40CRzjK Issue 1: Tim Hetherington and conflict imagery Issue 2: Transnational film and the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Issue 3: Unmade Holocaust Films

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