[Bilimsel Haber] Call for Book Reviewers for the 2010 issue of Societies Without Borders

[tugrulk at vt.edu]

CALL FOR BOOK REVIEWERS

Societies Without Borders( http://societieswithoutborders.org/), an online
journal published by Sociologists Without Borders, is seeking book reviewers in
the fields of sociology, international studies, political science, economics and
cultural studies. In keeping with its mission to make the scholarly analysis of
economic, political, social, cultural, and environmental rights accessible to
as wide an audience as possible, Societies Without Borders is a peer-reviewed
journal. Beginning in 2010, the journal will be published in the Spring,
Summer, and Fall.

If you are interested in reviewing books for our Journal, please send your short
CV to tugrulkeskin at pdx.edu. We have a list of books to review that you will find
below; please contact me in the event that you are interested in any of the
titles. Alternatively, you may also propose titles that you are willing to
review. We must receive your review by April 01 in order for it to be published
in the spring issue.

I will mail any of the following books to you if you express interest:

Exploring Social Rights: Between Theory and Practice edited by Daphne Barak-Erez
and Aeyal M Grosss
The Work of Global Justice: Human  Rights As Practices by Fuyuki Kurasawa
Children as citizens edited by Nicola Taylor and Anne B. Smith
Advocating Dignity: Human Rights Mobilization in Global Politics by Jean H.
Quataert
Divided Cities: Belfast, Beirut, Jerusalem, Mostar and Nicosia by Jon Calame and
Esther Charlesworth
Democracy Works edited by Torry D. Dickinson and Terrie A. Becerra
Capitalist Networks and Social Power in Australia and New Zealand by Georgina
Murray
The Leading Rogue State: The US and Human Rights edited by Judith Blau, David
Brunsma, Alberto Moncada and Catherine Zimmer
Migration Without Borders edited by Antoine Pecoud and Paul De Guchteneire
Bureaucratic Culture and Escalating World Problems: Advancing the Sociological
Imagination edited by David Knottnerus and Bernard Phillips
The Contemporary US Peace Movements by Laura L. Toussaint

Proposals for future issues will also be considered. Potential authors should
submit proposals by email to Tugrul Keskin, Book Review Editor:
tugrulkeskin at pdx.edu

Best and salaam to all,

Tugrul Keskin

Assistant Professor of International and Middle Eastern Studies
and Center for Turkish Studies
Portland State University
East Hall 309
632 SW Hall Street
Portland, OR 97201 - USA
Email: tugrulkeskin at pdx.edu
Visit the website at http://societieswithoutborders.org/