The International Journal of Diverse Identities
Journal Data
| Type | JOURNAL |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Common Ground Research Networks (US) |
| ISSN | 2327-7866 / 2327-8560 |
| Scopus | 21100258625 |
| Wikidata | Q96332436 |
| OpenAlex | S4210203902 |
| MAG | 4210203902 |
| Website | http://ijdi.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.243/prod.3 |
| Total publications | 113 |
| Coverage period | 2013 - 2025 |
| Country | US |
| Language | EN |
| Indexing | Scopus indexed |
| Cited by | 17 |
| Impact factor | 0.09 |
| SJR | 0.126 (Q3) |
| SNIP | 0.512 |
| CiteScore | 0.6 |
| h-index | 2 |
| Female authorship share | 50.0% |
This journal focuses on diverse identities, which aligns with related areas such as gender, sexuality, queer studies, and cultural studies. It provides a platform for research on identity formation, expression, and social impact, making it a cognate social science venue with regular anthropological intersection
Cultural Studies · Anthropology · Gender Studies · Sociology and Political Science · Asian Culture and Media Studies · Asian Studies and History · Autism Spectrum Disorder Research · Cultural Industries and Urban Development
Cultivating Mindful Self-Compassion as a Response to Racial Battle Fatigue in African American Men
Navigating Change
The complexity and adaptability of Dayak identity continue to evolve in response to shifting political and economic landscapes. Recent developments, such as the expansion of palm oil plantations and political reforms promoting democratization, have significantly reshaped how Dayak identity is understood and expressed. This study examines the transformation of Dayak ethnic identity and its manifestations amid these changes. Using a qualitative app…
Navarasa and the Deconstruction of Bollywood’s Naturalized Codes
This research analyses the construction and reproduction of gender roles and power relations in Indian cinema, with reference to how cinema facilitates the reproduction of social norms. What happens on the screen contributes heavily to the construction of public opinion, which, in turn, tends to reinforce gendered stereotypes. Through critical discourse and thematic analysis, this research examines how masculinity and femininity are constructed i…
Decolonizing the Library Collections
As debates on decolonization proliferate, many institutions are realizing the need for change and transformation. No society would be fully decolonized if the institutions within it had not transformed. The work of intellectuals in a time of decolonization is to lead the processes of positively changing institutions. Arguably, the work of intellectuals in any institution of higher learning would be reflected in their library collections, for thes…
Multimodal Authenticity as Identity
Emphasizing Religious Rights Fulfillment in Indonesia
Gram’s “Work-Worn Hands” Make Home
Cognitive Bias in Chinese Young Women’s Body Image
Identity in Transition
Diversity, Cultural Identity, and Heritage Preservation in Gansu Province Through the Medium of the Balang Drum Dance
Strengthening Women in Leila Aboulela’s Minaret and Mohja Kahf’s The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf
Constrained but Committed
I Had No Identity
Estudio en la Comunidad Universitaria de las Repercusiones Acerca de Tomar Bebidas Adulteradas
Matching CSR Communication with Consumer Perceptions
Andai Tragedy
I Am Proud to Be a Savuness
Relations of Intimacy and Family in the Thought of Anthony Giddens
Phu Tai Attire
The Existence of Social Boundaries as a Factor of Violent Conflict in a Pluralistic Society
The Existence of Social Boundaries as a Factor of Violent Conflict in a Pluralistic Society
Exploring the Psychosocial Outcomes of Microaggressions against Queer Communities at a Rural University in South Africa
Identity and Cultural Adaptation of Folk Performing Arts in Savannakhet Province, Lao PDR
Body Practice and Ethnic Identity in the Context of Traditional Culture
Exploring Transboundary Spaces
Indigenous Language Radio, Identity, and Belonging
Caution Regarding Righteous Absolutes
Intergenerational Practice with Different LGBTQ Cohorts
Karen—the Prototyped Victim—and an Expanded View of Gendered Racism against Black Men
Orientation to Compassion
Afghan and Kashmir Refugee Narratives
Retaining Traditional Identity through the Development of Cultural Experiences among the Lao Khrang People of Nakhon Pathom
Othering the Ethnic Groups
Between Recognition and Discrimination
Diverse Values in American College Women
Making Meaning of Belonging
Traveling, Living and Learning in a Diverse Setting
Beyond Bars
Themes, Issues and Dilemmas
Biculturalism and Hybridity in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Brown Acts of Resistance
Chinese Electronic Communication Identity, Diffusion and Access (2003–2013)
Themes, Issues and Dilemmas
Not Seen, Not Heard
Cross-cultural Editing and Critique
While it is evident that the work of the book editor and the literary critic are different, they share important synergies around the publication of the literary text.An editor's role is one of critical friend to the manuscript and its writer during the processes of publication.Commensurate with this are budgetary, scheduling
Social Support and Culture Fit in Chinese Students
The Space between “Thawras
Federal Unenrollment Impacts on Scholar Careers
Reflecting Which Canada
Socio-cultural Ethics
Brothers Under the Skin
Attitudes towards Working with Older Adults
Dying Campfires
Computer Integrated Learning for Learners with Autism in South Africa
Culture, Language, Diversity
A Socially Constructed Notion of Disability
The Experiences and Treatment of Lesbians and Gay Men during Jury Service in the United States
When Carrots Become Sticks
Do You See What I See
Visual arts practice reflects cultural identity in a particular time and place and is seen as a valid but subjective way to interpret social belonging. As researchers into identity move into using audio-visual techniques to represent their findings, strategies are developing on how to integrate surveys and questionnaires into creative works. Similarly, artists are using research data to share ideas with a broader audience beyond academic speciali…
Why Don’t You Canadians Stop Lying to Us Immigrants
The Internal Racial Journey of Black–White People
A Review of the Model of Body Aesthetics
Balancing Economic Viability and Artists' Creativity During a Global Financial Crisis
The identity of contemporary career artists, particularly marginalised professionals, can be severely compromised because of economic disruptions such as the GFC. These can surface as unemployment, marriage breakups and even homelessness for career artists and can result in the total cessation of career activities or at best new career paths in associated fields. These professional artists more often than not, depending on the degree of marginali…
The Power to Name, Define, and Represent