African Journal of Conflict Management: Call for Papers
The African Journal of Conflict Management, an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed online journal, invites contributions on conflict issues in Africa with specific focus on acurate documentation of conflict histories, conflict prevention that are relevant to the African context, analyses of existing conflict, comparative conflict discourses focused on useable results, and conflict education strategies. In addition, the journal accepts research articles on conflict issues linked to public policy analyses, conflict prevention, conflcit transformation, and conflict resolution best practices. Theoretical, methodological, and prescriptive conflict interventions approaches linked to economic, environmental, and gender dynamics are also welcome.
AJCM is the official Journal of the Africa Working Group. It is sustained by three faculty members: Professor Okosun at Northeastern Illinois University, Professor Tuso at the University of Manitoba, and Professor Muvingi at Nova Southeastern University. Articles should be 5,000-6,000 words (double-spaced) with a 100-word abstract. Commentaries on critical conflict issues / scenarios should be approximately 2,000 to 2,500 words (double spaced). Limited number of book and audio-visual reviews per issue will be accommodated. Author Submission instructions are on the journal’s website Submission page.
Publishers and authors:
who want to send copies of their books and audio-visual for review should send a quick e-mail of their interest to nsuawg@yahoo.com The managing editor will promptly respond by linking reviewers to publishers.
To Prospective Authors:
AJCM has an Open Submission Policy: Articles that make it through the peer review process but do not make it into the immediate issue will be considered for subsequent issues. Successful articles will be used to determine themes for each issue. Please stay within the focus of the journal.
Correspondence:
Send your articles and/or questions electronically to: nsuawg@yahoo.com