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Asian Philosophy is an international journal concerned with the philosophical traditions of the East.
Editors: Dr Indira Mahalingam Carr and Dr Brian Carr
For more information and a subscription, visit http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/09552367.html
Bridges: Berkeley Research Journal on South and Southeast Asia (BRJSS)
This refereed annual journal will be interdisciplinary in scope, drawing from wide theoretical disciplines in the social sciences, humanities, and the arts. Scholars are encouraged to submit their work on South Asia or Southeast Asia. Special consideration will be given to scholarship focusing on comparative studies in South and Southeast Asian cultures. Submissions concerning Anthropology, Economics, Folklore, Geography, History, Linguistics, Political Science, Religious Studies, Sociology, and Women Studies are welcome. Volume 1 will be published in September, 2001.
Editor-in Chief: Anita Anantharam
Published three times a year.
Editors: Apurba Kundu and Gowher Rizvi
For more information:
Dr Apurba Kundu Editor,
Contemporary South Asia
Department of Cybernetics,
University of Bradford,
Bradford BD7 1DP, UK
Tel: +44-(0)1274-235-046
Fax: +44-(0)1274-235-295
Dharma Deepika: A South Asian Journal of Missiological Research
Dharma Deepika is an academic journal, evangelical in commitment, ecumenical in scope, global in vision, dedicated to open inquiry of issues related to the Church's mission in contemporary South Asia, published by the Deepika Educational Trust.
The Indian Journal of Asian Affairs
Independent, biannual journal focusing on current and contemporary Asian affairs related to foreign policy, defense, military, security and strategies. It also takes into account historical and theoretical perspectives relevant to Asia. It has been published for over ten years and welcomes article submissions and subscriptions.
Annual subscriptions cost $15.
Send manuscripts and subscription requests to:
B. M. Jain
Managing Editor
Indian Journal of Asian Affairs
4/87, Jawahar Nagar,
Jaipur-302004, India.
International Journal of Hindu Studies
Launched in 1997 by the International Institute of India Studies, the International Journal of Hindu Studies is published three times a year in April, August, and December. The aim of the International Journal of Hindu Studies is to examine Hinduism centrally and in a special way. The journal's focus is, on the one hand, Hinduism's adaptations to a wide range of historical circumstances and ecological, economic, and political possibilities and, on the other, the Hindu forms that work "on the ground" in particular places and times to generate special kinds of social, cultural, and psychological order and problems.
The journal invites submissions of a comparative or theoretical nature in all fields of the social sciences and humanities. All submissions will be peer reviewed. Article manuscripts, including notes, should not exceed 40 pages in length. Please submit four copies. All submitted work should be double-spaced, including extracts, notes, and references. Footnotes should be as few as possible, and typed double-spaced at the end of the text.
Documentation should follow the style recommended in sections 16.3 through 16.28 of the Chicago manual of style, 14 ed. (Chicago: University of Chicago, 1993), pp. 641-51. Authors are encouraged to submit tables, figures, maps, photographs, and other illustrations along with their manuscripts; please consult the editor for specifications. Additional guidelines on manuscript preparation will be sent upon request.
All manuscripts submitted to the International Journal of Hindu Studies are expected not to have been published elsewhere and not be under review for possible publication elsewhere. Authors of accepted papers must submit their final manuscripts on disk (Microsoft Word/Mac 3 1/2'' disks are strongly preferred).
Completed manuscripts and inquiries about material for possible publication should be sent to the following address.
Dr. Sushil Mittal, Editor International Journal of Hindu Studies Department of Religion
Millikin University
1184 West Main Street
Decatur, Illinois 62522-2084 USA
Fax (217) 424-3993
E-mail smittal@mail.millikin.edu
Journal of Indian Philosophy and Religion
Published annually by the Society for Indian Philosophy & Religion. The Journal covers the philosophies and religions which are indigenous to South Asia. It also include scholarly work of comparative and critical studies of Eastern and Western philosophies and Religions.
Chief Editor: Kisor K.Chakrabarti (USA).
The Journal will also include sections on discussion articles and book reviews. Scholars interested in submitting manuscripts may contact:
Dr. Chandana Chakrabarti,
CB 2336, Elon College,
Elon College, N.C. 27244,
USA.
E-Mail Chakraba@numen.elon.edu.
Phone (336)538-27O5;
Fax (336) 538-2627.Individual Journal Subscription: $25.00 Institution: $45.00
Checks should be made payable to: Society for Indian Philosophy & Religion. All inquiries, payments, and manuscripts should be mailed to the Associate Editor: Chandana Chakrabarti,
2336 Campus Box,
Elon College, NC 27244-2020,
USA.
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The Middle East and South Asia Folklore Bulletin
The Middle East and South Asia Folklore Bulletin is a quarterly publication of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at The Ohio State University. Since 1984, the Bulletin has been serving as a vital link among an international community of scholars interested in the folklore of the Middle East and South Asia.
Editors: Anupama Mande and Abbas Karakaya
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Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences
This quarterly was launched in fall 2002. The editors invite manuscripts in all social science disciplines and are "committed to timely yet rigorous and fair review process." Authors of accepted manuscripts will be expected to pay US $100 (Rs. 1500 for authors in Pakistan) to subsidize printing costs. Such authors will receive one copy of the issue and ten article reprints. Additional reprints can be purchased.
Submit articles to: Managing Editor, Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences Grace Publications 234-C St. # 7 Al-Masoom Town, Faisalabad-38090 Pakistan
Ph. 041+92 +738433
Articles may also be submitted via email: java@fsd.comsats.net.pk
South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR)
SAGAR is a biannual journal sponsored by the Center for Asian Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. The journal showcases exceptional graduate student and junior scholar articles. It also includes faculty and graduate research methodology, reports from the field, and book reviews. The journal is available in electronic and bound editions.
For more information visit the SAGAR website.
Journal of South Asian Natural History
The Journal of South Asian Natural History commenced publication in 1993 and has completed four volumes (eight issues) as at September 1999. The mission is to provide a peer-reviewed journal for the publication for high-quality original results relating to natural history, biodiversity and conservation in the Asian countries of the western Indian Ocean.
For more information please visit the Journal of South Asian Natural History website.
South Asian Survey debates issue of national and regional concern primarily from the perspectives of politics, economics and international relations, and also draws upon insights from the fields of culture, history and mass communications.
Editor: Eric Gonsalves
For more information please visit the Sage Publication website.
Journal of South Asia Women Studies
Subjects: law, civil rights, gender issues, religion, philosophy, politics, feminism and eco-feminism, classical and modern literature, poetry, dance, music, drama, language, translations, history, folklore, customs, medicine, architecture, discoveries and cultural or social products by women, etc.
Editor: Enrica Garzilli
Teaching South Asia (ISSN 1529-8558), published by Project South Asia at Missouri Southern State College with the aid of a two-year federal grant, is a new, refereed, freely accessible Internet journal devoted exclusively to facilitating the study and teaching of South Asia at the post-secondary level.
The journal will feature articles written by teaching professors and advanced post-graduate students (with teaching experience) from around the world that address issues of teaching and learning about South Asia. The range of topics can be diverse, from how to introduce South Asian religions in a first year survey to discussions of the use of primary sources in advanced history classes.
Published biannually, Teaching South Asia will act as an on-line forum for teaching professors and others, emphasizing interdisciplinary teaching methods at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels.
Departments in each issue will include:
Teaching South Asian Studies
Review Articles
Book Reviews
State of the Field of South Asian Studies
Notes
CommentsQuestions concerning submissions may be referred to Teaching South Asia 's editor, Dr. Karl J. Schmidt .
Includes articles, abstracts, reviews, and news (such as on conferences, meetings, Ph.D. projects of students, etc.)
Editor-in-Chief: Michael Witzel, Harvard University