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For the comprehensive list of suggested topics, visit:http://www.astrosociology.org/library/pdf/journal/JOA-Suggested-Author-Topics.pdf.If interested in submitting a manuscript, please first review the Author SubmissionGuidelines, which can be found here: http://www.astrosociology.org/library/pdf/journal/JOA-Author-Guidelines.pdf. You may transmit your manuscript to the Editor-in-Chief via email tojoa@astrosociology.org. Please feel free to email the Editor-in-Chief with any questions orcomments. We hope that you will consider publishing with us soon.Sincerely,Christopher M. Hearsey, M.S., J.D.Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of AstrosociologyAstrosociology Research Institute© 2015 Astrosociology Research Institutexx
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