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[ecrea] Sociology Special Issue - Call for Guest Editors
Mon Feb 28 21:35:11 GMT 2011
Sociology Call for tenders
Sociology special issue 2013
Tenders are invited for a team of guest editors
to produce a special issue of Sociology (vol.
47). The issue will be published in October 2013
on a theme of the guest editorsâ?? choice.
Sociology is acknowledged as one of the leading
journals in its field. For more than three
decades it has made a major contribution to the
debates that have shaped the discipline and it
has an undisputed international reputation for quality and originality.
The team should consist of two or more editors
and at least one of the team should be based in
the UK. Applicants should have a clear vision of
the purpose and topic of their special issue.
They should be willing to work closely with the
journal chair and editorial board, BSA office,
Publications Directors and publisher to produce
and promote the special issue. They should be
able to show high academic standing and
demonstrate that they will have sufficient time
to undertake the substantial workload associated
with editing a special issue. The BSA welcomes
teams including a mix of experienced and early
career academics or postgraduates, providing
that the team is led by the experienced members
and that all members can meet the bid criteria.
Deadline for tenders: Friday 22 April 2011
If you would like further information, please
email Alison Danforth, BSA Publications Officer,
for a full list of criteria and application form.
Alison Danforth, BSA Publications Officer
+44 191 383 0839
(publications /at/ britsoc.org.uk)
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The Sociology of Human Rights CALL FOR PAPERS
Sociology Special Issue 2012
Deadline: 31 July 2011
Word limit: 7000 words
Submission: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/soc
Queries: (matthew.waites /at/ glasgow.ac.uk)
Call for papers: http://www.britsoc.co.uk/publications/pubsvacancies.htm
BSA journal Sociology invites papers for its
2012 special issue. This special issue, to be
published in October 2012, addresses human
rights as a crucial theme for contemporary
sociology globally. The concept of human rights
has become pervasive. Whether endorsed or
criticised, it poses a challenge to which sociology must respond.
Contributions should address any aspect of human
rights in any specific or general context
worldwide, while also engaging with sociological research in a sustained way.
Please click the following URL to view the full
call for papers and possible themes:
http://www.britsoc.co.uk/publications/pubsvacancies.htm
The special issue will be edited by the BSA
Sociology of Rights Study Group Convenors:
Patricia Hynes (National Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children); Michele Lamb
(Roehampton University); Damien Short (Institute
of Commonwealth Studies) and Matthew Waites (University of Glasgow).
The editors welcome contributions engaged with
sociology from early career and established
academics, and from those engaged with sociology
but working in other disciplines or outside
academia (such as human rights activists and practitioners).
All submissions will be accepted via ScholarOne
ManuscriptsTM (http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/soc)
Full submission instructions are available on
this site on the â??Instructions and Formsâ??
page. Please read these in full well before submitting your manuscript.
All manuscripts will be subject to the normal
referee process, but potential authors are
welcome to discuss their ideas in advance with the editors.
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