Dear community,
On behalf of Prof. Nashwa Elyamany from the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport in Egypt, and Prof. Noorhan Abbas from the University of Leeds,
UK - I am sharing a call for papers for an upcoming special
issue for the Journal of Intercultural Communication Research (Taylor & Francis), entitled: "Intercultural Communication in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Negotiating Identity, Culture, and Digital Interaction."
https://think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues/artificial_intelligence/As algorithms, generative AI, and intelligent systems increasingly mediate language and identity, they are fundamentally reshaping how we communicate across cultures. This Special Issue aims to address the new theoretical and methodological questions emerging across our disciplines as a result of these rapid technological shifts.
The editors invite original theoretical, empirical, methodological, and interdisciplinary contributions that explore how AI is transforming intercultural communication, multilingual interaction, digital identities, platform cultures, ethics, and global communication. They welcome full paper submissions (maximum of 8,000 words) from scholars in communication, linguistics, media studies, education, sociology, psychology, computer science, and related fields.
Key Details:
• Deadline for Full Paper Submission: December 31, 2026
• Submission: The Call is available on the journal's website, where manuscripts can be submitted directly through the journal's system.
https://think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues/artificial_intelligence/The editors would be incredibly grateful if you could circulate this call among your colleagues, department members, research groups, and any relevant academic networks. If you have any questions or would like to discuss a potential submission, please feel free to reach out to Nashwa at
nashwa.elyamany@aast.edu or Noorhan at
nelyamany@aucegypt.edu.