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Deadline Extended: Call for Submissions– Asia Pacific Perspectives
Do you have a paper that has been sitting in your file drawer? Have you been working on an article but aren’t sure where to submit it?
The University of San Francisco Center for Asia Pacific Studies is pleased to announce a call for submissions for the next issue of Asia Pacific Perspectives. This issue will be an open issue that showcases the creative and diverse research being produced in the field today.
Asia Pacific Perspectives welcomes submissions from all fields of the social sciences and the humanities (sociology, anthropology, history, etc.) that focus on the Asia Pacific region, and especially those adopting a comparative, interdisciplinary approach to issues and topics in the Asia Pacific region.
Full length papers (8,000-12,000 words) Full length papers will go out for peer review.
Thought pieces (3000-5000 words) These submissions discuss contemporary issues and events from established scholars in their field.
Book reviews (700-1200 words) We welcome book reviews on recent publications in all fields of the social sciences and the humanities (sociology, anthropology, history, etc.) that focus on the Asia Pacific region. Feel free to pitch a book review to the journal by sending an email to perspectives@usfca.edu. If selected, the journal will send a copy of the book to you at no charge. We prefer reviews of recently published books, preferably within the last 3 years.
Photo essays (1250-2000 words and 10-15 high quality photos 300 PPI or higher)
Submissions must represent original work not already published or in the press. For more information about Asia Pacific Perspectives, please visit our website.
Asia Pacific Perspectives (ISSN:2167-1699) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal published twice a year by the University of San Francisco Center for Asia Pacific Studies. Its mission is to inform public opinion through publications that express divergent views and ideas that promote cross-cultural understanding, tolerance, and the dissemination of knowledge. The journal offers a forum for the exchange of ideas from both established scholars in the field and doctoral candidates.
Why publish with us? Asia Pacific Perspectives offers authors:
Submit a Paper
Review our Submission Guidelines here.
Use the register link above to go to our submission page. If you are not affiliated with USF you will need to make a free account with our repository to submit.
For more information, please contact: Melissa S. Dale, editor at perspectives@usfca.edu.
Deadline
The deadline for this issue has been extended to March 3rd.
Editorial Board
Melissa S. Dale, Editor
Daniel Barish, Baylor University
Miriam Gross, University of Oklahoma
Alíz Horváth, Central European University
Douglas Anton Kammen, National University of Singapore
Cynthia Ross, Texas A&M University - Commerce
Bonnie Tilland, Leiden University
Ryoko, Yamamoto, The State University of New York College at Old Westbury
Yu-hua Chen, Akita International University
