Current Issue
This regular issue presents 10 critical articles that rigorously investigate the complex intersections of artificial intelligence, gender dynamics, and socio-cultural systems.
Guided by an editorial policy that prioritises scholarly depth over volume, the Verlumun Journal of AI, Gender and Cultural Studies maintains a selective, high-impact publication model. The immediate relevance and academic weight of our published research are evidenced by 21 citations in Scopus and 19 in the Web of Science.
Our expanding international footprint is demonstrated by a truly global citation spread, with our scholarship cited by researchers across China, Australia, Brazil, Singapore, Romania, Spain, Egypt, Kosovo, India, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Nepal, and the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom.
The 10 articles in this issue reflect a rich collaborative effort, authored by 22 scholars representing 17 academic institutions across five countries: Nigeria, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, and the United States. This diverse geographic and institutional distribution ensures that our readers engage with the most rigorous, globally resonant scholarship in the field.