Department of Anthropology

Columbia University’s Journal of Politics & Society

The Journal of Politics & Society is an undergraduate academic journal, distributed nationally among academics and sold in Barnes & Noble and Borders bookstores.

In its 22nd year of publication, the Journal features exclusively undergraduate work on political, economic, and social issues.

Paper topics should be submitted to helvidius@columbia.edu.

If you care to learn more about their organization or to view past editions of the Journal, please visit www.helvidius.org.

Johns Hopkins University - Foundations

Foundations is comprised of an undergraduate Editorial Board with an international Faculty Advisory Board, and they publish in association with the Department of History and Johns Hopkins.

They are a history journal and recognize that students from cognate fields of study write historical papers that would fall under their scope. They are also interested in exploring audio/visual submissions, such as documentaries, to publish on their website.

Feel free to contact them with comments or questions at foundations@jhu.edu.

You can find more information and read their published issues on their website, http://www.jhu.edu/foundations.

The Unfamiliar - University of Edinburgh

The Unfamiliar is an anthropological, peer-reviewed journal based at the University of Edinburgh and available online via open access.

The theme for our forthcoming issue (May 2013) is ACCESSING KNOWLEDGE with the submission deadline set for 15 February 2013. While this theme is inspired by LA MIA CURA and we very much hope that you check out the link below, we welcome submissions that creatively deal with this subject in the broadest sense. We look forward to your submissions!

http://www.artisopensource.net/cure/

The journal is subdivided into six sections:
1. Experiences of Fieldwork
2. Creative Submissions
3. Essays
4. Visual Anthropology
5. Parallel Essays
6. Book Reviews

We welcome contributions to all of them.

Submissions are to be made online and the deadline for this issue is the 15th February 2013.

For further details on the various sections, author guidelines and the submission process, please visit our website http://journals.ed.ac.uk/unfamiliar/.

Please do not hesitate to contact our team on the.unfamiliar.journal@gmail.com, if you require further information.