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Artikel für neue Zeitschrift "Iranistik"
ie neue Reihe der Zeitschrift „Iranistik“ wird von der
„Iran University Press“ (Markaz-e Našr-e Dânešgâhî)
in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Seminar für Iranistik der
Universität Göttingen (Dr. Shahrokh Raei) veröffentlicht.
„Iranistik“ ist eine deutschsprachige Zeitschrift,
welche halbjährlich erscheint. Sie beschäftigt sich mit
Neuiranistik, ebenso wie mit Altiranistik. Weiterhin
bietet die Zeitschrift ein wissenschaftliches Forum,
bezüglich der Forschung in verschiedenen Bereichen
des Faches Iranistik.
Die Zeitschrift akzeptiert deutsche Aufsätze, sowie
Rezensionen aus verschiedenen Forschungsbereichen
der Iranistik. Die angebotenen Aufsätze und Rezensionen
sind an folgende Adresse zu richten: Dr.
Shahrokh Raei: sraei@uni-goettingen.de
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Call for Papers on "Russian Policy towards the
Middle East", The Maghreb Review
Original papers are requested in English or French for
a special issue on any topics related to Russian policy
towards the Middle East, Iran, Turkey and the Maghreb
from the earliest time to the present. Original
articles on Arab, Iran and Turkey relations with Russia
and Soviet from the earliest time to the present are
also welcome.
The deadline for submission is: 30 September 2012.
Further information: www.maghrebreview.com or
from Mohamed Ben-Madani, email: maghreb@Ma
ghreb Review.com.
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Articles and Reviews in “Der Islam. Journal of the
History and Culture of the Middle East”
“Der Islam” is a semiannual journal published by De
Gruyter, Berlin. It is devoted to the study of the history
and culture of the Middle East to the advent of the
‘modern’ world using a wide range of sources and
methods to explore its political, economic, social,
cultural developments. All article submissions are
subject to a peer assessment by international authorities.
The editors welcome contributions in English, but
also in German and French. A fast publication can be
assured.
The journal is published in print and online. The
print content of the journal includes the following:
- Scholarly articles of up to 8,000 words including
footnotes; each article should be accompanied by an
abstract of up to 150 words. The system of transliterations
follows IJMES in English texts, that of the DMG
in German and French texts.
- Review articles of up to 8,000 words
- Book, catalogue, and exhibition reviews of up to
2,500 words. Longer texts will also be considered,
although the longer format must be justified and longer
pieces may experience more delay in being considered
and published in the journal.
Guidelines for Contributors: http://www.degruyter.
com/view/j/islm.2010.87.issue-1-2/issue-files/islm.
2010.87.issue-1-2.xml
Editorial Board: Stefan Heidemann, Editor in Chief,
Universität Hamburg, stefan.heidemann@unihamburg.de;
Gottfried Hagen, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, ghagen@umich.edu; Andreas
Kaplony, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München,
andreas.kaplony@ lmu.de; Rudi Matthee, University
of Delaware, Newark, matthee@udel.edu
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Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations (ICMR)
Essay Competition for Early-career Scholars and
Researchers
A prize of £500 will be awarded for an essay that in
the editors’ opinion makes and original contribution to
the research aims of ICMR, and is of sufficient quality
to be published in the journal. It is open to students
who are currently registered for doctoral research at a
higher education institution, and those who have obtained
a doctoral degree in the past two years.
Essays will be on a topic within the general scope of
the journal: The religion and culture of Islam, historical
and contemporary, Islam and its relations with
other faiths and ideologies, Christian-Muslim relations.
The prize winning article will be published in a
forthcoming issue of ICMR.
All submissions must be in English, between 8,000
and 12,000 words long, and must conform to the
guidelines for the journal. The deadline for submission
is 31 December 2012. Essays should be sent
together with proof of eligibility to either Professor
David Thomas, d.r.thomas.1@bham.ac.uk or to Professor
Greg Barton, Greg.Barton@monash.edu.
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New Journal: "Journal of Arabian Studies; Arabia,
the Gulf, and the Red Sea"
Routledge is delighted to announce the publication of
the highly anticipated first issue of the" Journal of
Arabian Studies: Arabia, the Gulf, and the Red Sea".
The Journal of Arabian Studies is the only journal
focusing on the Arabian Peninsula, its surrounding
waters, and their connections with the Western Indian
Ocean (from West India to East Africa), from Antiquity
to the present day. It covers a wide range of topics,
in all disciplines in the social sciences and the humanities.
It presents the results of new observations
and original research, providing authoritative information
in an accessible way to appeal to the general
reader as well as the specialist.
The Journal of Arabian Studies welcomes submissions
in anthropology, archaeology, architecture,
Arabic literature, archives, cultural studies, econom-
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