[Commlist] CfP: Creative Industries, Arts, & Culture on Island of Ireland

*CfP: 30th June: Creative Industries, Arts, & Culture on Island of 
Ireland – the /Irish Journal of Arts Management and Cultural Policy/***

Deadline: 30 June 2025 for next issue (submissions accepted throughout year)

The Irish Journal of Arts Management and Cultural Policy 
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a peer reviewed, open access e-journal publishing original research on 
Ireland/Northern Ireland, is currently seeking submissions for its next 
issue, to be published in 2025 across multiple areas

Academic, peer-reviewed original research papers 
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topics related to the island of Ireland, including but not limited 
to the creative industries; cultural economics; practice and work in the 
arts and cultural sector; cultural policy; culture, climate action and 
sustainability; culture and place-based development. The full list is 
available at the link.

Policy Reviews 
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We have listed two options for review, which are the Arts Council of 
Northern Ireland, Strategic Plan 2024–34, and – as a single review – Fís 
Éireann/Screen Ireland, Fís Athnuaite/ Strategic Plan 2025 – 2029, with 
the underpinning economic data.  Authors can suggest relevant policies 
that they might be interested in reviewing.

New Voices 
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a dedicated section for short, high-impact articles on research by 
Master’s students, early-stage PhD researchers, or recent graduates

/The //Irish Journal of Arts Management and Cultural Policy/ 
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an open-access source of original research on the arts and cultural 
sector in Ireland and Northern Ireland. The Journal publishes work on 
the arts and cultural sector on the island of Ireland across 4 key 
sections: /

/1) Original research papers; /

/2) Reviews of policy initiatives, reports and conferences and scholarly 
book reviews; /

/3) Perspectives on Practice, reflections and interviews from artists, 
managers and policymakers regarding contemporary policies and practices 
shaping the cultural sector. 4) New Voices, highlighting emerging 
research from the wealth of student work at MA level and from other 
early career researchers on the island./

Submissions are accepted all year round for all sections of the journal. 
This call specifically highlights the deadline for inclusion in the next 
issue.

Initiated at the School of Art History and Cultural Policy, University 
College Dublin (UCD), IJAMCP has operated since 2013 as an all-island 
multi-institutional partnership. The editorial board currently has 
members from Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University, Trinity 
College Dublin, University of Galway, and University College Dublin.

More information on its policies and submission guidelines and all past 
issues can be found at www.culturalpolicy.ie

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