2007 Annual Conference - Central Eurasian Studies Society (CESS)

Information for Contributors
The Central Eurasian Studies Review publishes two issues per year, in the Spring
and Fall. The deadlines for submission are March 1 and October 1.
CESR consists of the following sections:
Research Reports
Editor: Jamilya Ukudeeva (jaukudee@cabrillo.edu)
The editors invite two types of submissions.
1) Reports on Research Findings and Methods. These reports, which focus on current or
recently completed research, are written with the aim of presenting preliminary
conclusions drawn from research in progress that are likely to be of immediate interest to
the readers of CESR.
2) Reports on Research Conditions. These reports focus on the conditions of doing research
in the field of Central Eurasian studies, and are written with the aim of informing other
scholars of changes in archival access, common problems encountered in the course of
doing field research, and/or information about new resources, such as survey research
organizations or newly published government documents.
Reports should be 1,500-3,000 words in length.
Conferences and Lecture Series
Editor: Pinar Akcali (akcali@metu.edu.tr) and Daniel Schafer
(schaferd@mail.belmont.edu)
This section provides summary reports of conferences, lecture series and other scholarly
gatherings for the benefit of CESR readers who did not attend the meetings. The section
includes reports from conferences and lecture series devoted to the field of Central Eurasian
studies as well as reports about selected panels on Central Eurasian studies at conferences held
by professional societies in the humanities or social sciences. Submissions should be 750-1500
words in length.
Educational Resources and Developments
Editor: Sarah Amsler (S.Amsler@kingston.ac.uk)
(Prior to December 2007, please address correspondence for this section to Chief
Editor Virginia Martin at vmartin2@wisc.edu.)
The emphasis of this section is on sharing pedagogical approaches, teaching experiences and
educational materials related to Central Eurasia. Submissions should be 1,500-2,000 words in
length.
Please contact either the appropriate section editor or chief editor Virginia
Martin (vmartin2@wisc.edu) to discuss submissions.
To learn more about the Central Eurasian Studies Society and become a
member, visit www.cess.muohio.edu.
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