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We are
writing to announce a new journal, to be published electronically Chapters in
the History of Communism and Socialism (CHOCS). We are now seeking submissions
from scholars, independent writers and others who mayhave something to
contribute. CHOCS is concerned with the entire history,theory and practice of
communism and socialism – although twentieth century socialism and communism is
a major focus of our interest we intend the journal to cover much more than the
theory and practice of the communist states established in the twentieth
century. Early communist and socialist theory and practice is also important to
us – we very much welcome submissions on thinkers, writers, organisations,
events and practices of earlier centuries. Submissions on communist and
socialist thought and practice in countries perhaps little covered in existing
journals are also very welcome.
Given the
momentous events of the end of the last century and the transformation of
communist states, we are particularly interested in receiving submissions from
scholars working in the newly opened archives of those states, or who are using
other sources (interviews, personal testimony, diaries, memoirs) to reinterpret
or shed light on the practice and experience of communism. However, it is not
only scholars who may be able to contribute to the discussion; those who lived
through the communist years, in whatever capacity (as citizen or part of the
apparatus of government), may wish to write for us, and such contributions will
be welcome.
Submissions
may take the form of articles, research notes, commentaries, interviews,
memoirs and so forth. We do not wish to confine ourselves to the
traditional ‘article and book reviews’ model of a journal.
Articles
should normally not exceed 6000 words in length, although there will be
exceptions to this rule. Other contributions should normally be shorter. At
present we do not have books to send out for review, but we hope to establish
this facility in the future.
Articles are
welcome in the following languages: English (American and British), French, German,
Russian, Chinese
If you can,
please attach a translation to an article submitted in any of the
aforementioned non-English languages. If you are unable to do this, we will sek
to obtain a translation into English.
CHOCS is a
non-partisan journal which will work to the highest academic standards. Submissions
to CHOCS will be peer-reviewed.
CHOCS uses
Open Journal software and all issues of the journal will be on open access,
without payment.
We expect to
publish CHOCS, initially, twice a year; the first issue is in preparation and
this letter seeks additional submissions for it. In addition to articles and
research notes we also hope to publish news of conferences and other events,
and relevant historical documents, newly available or difficult to obtain.
To submit as
an author we prefer you to register at the main site – the CHOCS home page is
at www.chocs.org. Email and other data given
to us in the process of registration will not be passed on to any other person
or organisation. If you prefer not to register you may submit articles to these
email addresses:
paulwingrove@chocs.org
patrickgoode@chocs.org
We have sent
this email to as many institutions as we can in Europe,
but we are sure that our mailing list does not cover all who are interested in this
new journal. We would, therefore be very grateful if you would forward this
mail to any individuals or institutions who may be interested in reading, or
contributing to, this journal. We apologise if you have been inconvenienced by
receiving this email. You may remove your name from our lists, if you wish, by
replying to this mail with ‘STOP’ as the subject line.
We look
forward to hearing from you, and having you join our community of writers and
researchers.
Editors:
Paul Wingrove (University of Greenwich, London,
UK) and Patrick
Goode
Founding Editorial and Advisory Board Paul Wingrove (Greenwich
U, London, UK)
Patrick Goode (London,
UK), Robert Benewick (Sussex U, Brighton,
UK) |