Fw: H-ASIA: CFP Shingainen: A Joural of Emerging Asia-Pacific Research

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> H-ASIA
> November 30, 2012
>
> Call for papers" Shingainen: A Journal of Emerging Asia-Pacific
> Research
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> From: H-Net Announcements <announce@MAIL.H-NET.MSU.EDU>
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>
> Open CFP for Shingainen: a Journal of Emerging Asia-Pacific Research
>
>
> Call for Papers Date: 2013-03-01
> Date Submitted: 2012-11-27
> Announcement ID: 199060
>
> Shingainen (from the Japanese for new concept) is a new peer-reviewed
> journal that engages with the ever-progressing,
> yet-to-be-solidly-defined concept of the Asia-Pacific. We will feature
> pieces that attempt to either solve problems facing those who would
> aim for a peaceful Asia-Pacific order beneficial to all its residents,
> recognize the existence of such a problem, or define concepts needed
> to move forward with the foregoing. We are interested in politics, but
> in the broad sense, that is, social relations involving power. We will
> not strictly limit ourselves to political science methods, and strive
> for an open, interdisciplinary approach.
>
> Articles are accepted in English or Japanese, and will be presented
> with an accompanying abstract in the other language (translated by our
> translation team). Shingainen is thus the ideal forum for those
> wishing to reach Japan/the outside world (as the case may be) without
> (at least at first) leaving the native-language comfort zone. As
> resources allow, we plan to extend this treatment further to abstracts
> in Chinese (in the print version), and, on our website, in all the
> major languages of the region.
>
> The journal accepts four types of submissions. Word counts are
> inclusive of endnotes but not reference lists:
>
> Research manuscripts of up to 6,000 words;
>
> Research notes manuscripts of up to 3,000 words seeking specifically
> to advance a new idea, perspective, or approach;
>
> Book reviews of up to 1,000 words;
>
> Review essays that critique a line of argument rather than any one
> piece in particular. They are not to exceed 4,000 words.
>
> All submissions must be accompanied by a brief biographical sketch of
> up to 50 words and, except for book reviews, an abstract of up to 200
> words.
>
> Manuscripts will be accepted on a rolling basis until March 1, 2013.
>
> Questions/Comments? Always welcome.
>
> J. Cader
> Email: cader@shingainen.org
> Visit the website at http://shingainen.org/ojs/index.php/sgn/about
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