Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Preserving Local Culture in the Era of Globalization

Lihat Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Preserving Local Culture in the Era of Globalization
January - March Journal Issue Description: Preserving Local Culture in the Era of Globalization

This journal issue examines the intricate dynamics between globalization and the preservation of local culture, focusing on strategies to maintain cultural identity amid increasing global interconnectedness. While globalization fosters cross-cultural exchange and innovation, it also poses significant challenges to the uniqueness and authenticity of local traditions, values, and practices.

Key Themes:

  • Globalization’s Dual Impact: Exploring how globalization facilitates cultural exchange while simultaneously threatening cultural diversity through homogenization, commodification, and appropriation of local traditions.

  • Strategies for Cultural Preservation: Highlighting successful efforts such as digital archiving, community-based cultural tourism, revitalization of traditional arts and crafts, and educational initiatives that integrate local heritage into curricula.

  • Role of Technology: Analyzing the potential of digital tools, virtual museums, and online platforms to preserve intangible cultural heritage while empowering communities to take ownership of their traditions.

  • Balancing Modernity and Identity: Investigating how local cultures adapt to global influences without losing their distinctiveness, emphasizing the importance of intercultural dialogue and inclusive governance frameworks.

  • Cultural Sustainability: Addressing the role of policy, grassroots movements, and international cooperation in safeguarding cultural heritage for future generations while navigating the pressures of economic globalization.

This issue invites interdisciplinary contributions that critically assess the challenges and opportunities of preserving local culture in a globalized world. It aims to provide actionable insights for policymakers, researchers, and cultural practitioners committed to fostering cultural diversity and resilience.

Diterbitkan: 2026-04-30

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