[Bilimsel Haber] CFP: Inner Asia

[Sule Tarakcioglu]

CFP: Inner Asia

INNER ASIA is an interdisciplinary, refereed journal, with emphasis on
the social sciences, humanities and cultural studies. It is committed to
supporting publication of original research at the highest academic
standards. Articles of several kinds are welcomed: those introducing new
materials, those engaging with issues of current debate, those with a
critical or theoretical focus, shorter pieces of an ethnographic kind,
and book reviews. We welcome submissions from scholars of all countries
and especially those whose own background lies in Inner Asia. Subject of
particular interest to the journal are: cultural change, the rise of
political and economic nationalism, indigenous critiques of colonial
paradigms, the introduction of markets and changing concepts of
property, the re-emergence of religions, the negotiation of ethnicity
and identity, urbanisation and social geography, history of thoughts and
current intellectual debates, changes in languages and epistemology,
environmental adaptations and conservation, and history and
historiography in the socialist and post-socialist periods.

Contributors should bear in mind the following points when planning an
article for Inner Asia.

Originality

In general, Inner Asia does not accept material that is published
elsewhere, even if in different form, or material that has been
submitted for publication elsewhere. If in doubt, please consult the
Editors.

Length
One solid page of text in Inner Asia is currently about 500 words. An
ideal average length for an article in Inner Asia is 5000 words, the
maximum length for a longer article is about 10,000 words (including
captions, notes and references). There is no minimum size
The Editors insist that contributions take into account the
multi-disciplinary readership (many of them not native speakers of
English). Please avoid technical or trendy jargon, and excessive
wordiness, which often exclude the reader.

Please follow the general layout of Inner Asia papers
heading
author
affiliation
abstract
keywords
main text
notes
references

Style
English spelling conventions are used where possible. The Harvard System
should be used for text referencing, with as few repeats as possible,
quoting page numbers where possible: e.g. 'Smith  (1990: 122-3) says this
...'
Bibliographies should be as short as possible, include no more than all
references cited in the text.

Referees
All contributions are sent to at least two referees.

Procedure for submissions.
Contributors should submit the paper in three paper copies (or via
e-mail, usually as an attachment (but a hard copy will be required if
there are unusual characters or electronically generated figures),
including figures and tables for consideration and refereeing.. If
accepted, the Editors may ask for changes, and you are then asked to
submit a final, corrected hard copy, plus artwork, together with an
electronic version either on disc (marked clearly with name and format
or by e-mail attachment). Please always keep a copy of the most
up-to-date version yourself. Send papers as a double spaced word
document with all figures as separate files as tiff, eps or jpg.
Provide captions for all figures Tables to be as simple as possible
using tabs rather than columns. Provide a full list of captions
Notes should be endnotes Indent paragraphs - no extra space between
Use single quotation marks. Indent quotations over 50 words as a
separate paragraph.

Illustrations
Please provide finished illustrations, and obtain permission to use them
(and provide acknowledgement in the caption). Number all illustrations,
in a single series, called FIGURES. Please leave captions off the
artwork, and send them as part of your text for typesetting. Send the
illustration files by e-mail or on a floppy disc with notice of the
program used, together with a print-out so we can see how the
illustrations ought to look. If submitting illustrations as hard copy,
please send line figures either in full-size for us to reduce, or as
sharp bromide prints already reduced,; send photographs as good-sized
prints or as 35 mm (or larger) transparencies.

Copyright & offprints
Contributors are expected to assign copyright to the publisher, Global
Oriental; though they remain free to use material in subsequent
publications written or edited by themselves provided INNER ASIA is
acknowledged as the original place of publication.

Please send all correspondence to:
Inner Asia
c/o Mongolia & Inner Asia Studies Unit
17 Mill Lane
Cambridge
CB2 1RX
U.K.

Electronic submissions to:
eaup2 at cam.ac.uk


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