The European Journal of Cultural Studies is an influential international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to promoting academic exchange and development in the field of cultural studies. The journal is jointly led by editorial teams from the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, bringing together scholars and researchers from all over Europe to form a diverse academic community. This journal advocates a cultural research philosophy rooted in life experience, emphasizing in-depth observation and understanding of daily life. It adopts a wide range of cultural research perspectives, including literature, film, music, art, media, ethnology, and other fields, providing readers with abundant academic resources.

It not only focuses on current cultural phenomena and research hotspots, but also actively depicts the transformation direction of cultural research in the coming years. It inspires scholars to think and explore about future cultural research by publishing forward-looking and innovative research papers. The review process of this journal is very rigorous, ensuring that the published articles have high quality and academic value. It provides scholars with a high-level academic exchange platform, promoting cultural research cooperation and development in Europe and even globally.