[Discussion] Publishing in Middle Eastern Journals
sule tarakcioglu
suletar@bilkent.edu.tr
Wed, 25 Feb 2004 09:59:20 -0800
*Publishing in Middle Eastern Journals
*
We are currently looking for submissions on a broad variety of topics -
e.g. architecture, natural sciences, economics, gender studies,
literature, theology, social sciences, media studies - for the following
two Lebanese university based journals.
All potentially interested colleagues in Lebanon as well as all foreign
academics from both Western and Tricont university scholars and
independent researchers who might consider submitting their articles on
the MENA region to a refereed journal in the Middle East will be
considered.
*AL-RAIDA - LAU (non-refereed)*
Al-Raida (The Pioneer) is the journal of the Institute of Women's
Studies in the Arab World at Lebanese American University. IWSAW
publishes Al-Raida as a quarterly, non-refereed, semi-academic magazine
consisting of a file on a specific topic, as well as interviews, book
and film reviews, conference reports, announcements, etc. A total of 102
volumes have been published to date. As of 2004, IWSAW will also be
publishing an annual scholarly journal, whereby all submissions will be
sent out for peer review.
Al-Raida is currently preparing an issue with a special file on Arab
Women and War. It has sent out a call for submissions for the next
issue, submission deadline April 15, on Arab Masculinity. The last issue
had file on Non-Arab Women in the Arab World. Check out the website
www.lau.edu.lb.
*PALMA JOURNAL - NDU (fully refereed)*
Palma Journal is the Interdisciplinary Research Journal of Notre Dame de
Louaize University. It is a biannual publication of which a total of 9
volumes have been published to date. As of the last volume (No. 9),
Palma Journal has become a fully refereed academic publication. Palma
Journal's goal is to publish articles on all topics of academic interest
written by Lebanese scholars as well as articles on the Middle East and
North Africa by authors from other parts of the world. Our goal is to
improve academic discourse and exchange between the MENA region and the
rest of the international academic community. See www.ndu.edu.lb
Please be aware that, for reasons of domestic security, both journals
are currently not permitted by Lebanese law to consider articles from
anyone openly associated with the State of Israel.
Assistant Prof. Dr. Eugene Richard SENSENIG-DABBOUS
Faculty of Political Science, Public Administration & Diplomacy
Eugene Sensenig-Dabbous
Political Science Department FPSPAD
Notre Dame de Louaize University, Lebanon
RL-POBox 72 Zouk Mikael
fax: +961-9-218771 ph: +961-9-218950/1/2 ext: 2322
Email: sdabbous@ndu.edu.lb <mailto:sdabbous@ndu.edu.lb>
Visit the website at http://www.ndu.edu.lb