Association for the Study of Ethnogeopolitics

19/09/2022

New issues and separate articles are available at:
www.ethnogeopolitics.org
They are online and freely accessible with a delay after publication.

24/07/2018

Call for papers:
Journal 'Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics'
https://lnkd.in/euAHnfu

Guidelines for contributions:

Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics is a transparent peer-reviewed' Journal. It is "open Access" and does not charge any publication fee from the authors.
The Editorial Board does not apply a strict word-limit for full-fledged research articles, but we prefer contributions of no more than 10,000 words. We also welcome short analytical articles, book reviews, review essays, and opinion pieces.

Research articles and essays (particularly so-called ‘Main articles’) will undergo rigorous peer-review. We also welcome and publish open comments i.e. critical responses—from now on also contributions in Russian, Persian, German, Spanish and other non-English languages.

Extensive critical responses with source references may be published as full-fledged, separate research articles.

Please supply your name, contact details, academic and/or other professional titles and affiliations.

Please submit your articles through the contactform at page ‘Contact’, or to our executive Editor, Mr Caspar Ten Dam [email protected]

Contact (for general questions):
[email protected]
+31 6 17 97 05 38

Publications Call and guidelines for contributions The association’s Forum of EthnoGeoPolitcs typically includes some of our own publications, but is above all intended to elicit analytic debate by allowing scholars to air their views, perspectives and research findings—with critical responses f...

27/06/2018

New issues ans separate articles ar available at:

www.ethnogeopolitics.org

09/08/2017

Our journal, Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics, is ready to receive manuscripts for the next issues this year and next year. At this stage, we particularly ask for contributions for our special issue celebrating the fifth anniversary of our journal, that should come out before the end of the year. The Editorial Board does not apply a strict word limit, but we prefer full-fledged research articles of no more than 10,000 words. We also welcome short analytical articles, book reviews, review essays, and opinion pieces.
Furthermore, we welcome contributions for special issues on common themes, like the one on Human Security in our Winter 2015 issue.
Research essays (particularly so-called ‘Main articles’) undergo rigorous peer-review i.e. judgments from at least two peer-reviewers. We also welcome and publish open comments i.e. critical responses—particularly those of reviewers—in order to encourage feedback and debate. These responses can be anonymous if the commentators wish so. Still, we encourage reviewers and other commentators to publicize their names under their contributions.
The Editorial Board may publish some of the later comments on published contributions as critical responses (maximum 3,000 words) in subsequent issues of the journal. Extensive critical responses with source references may be published as full-fledged, separate research articles.
Please also give us personal information, such as your name, academic and/or other professional titles and affiliations as well as your research specialisms, when you submit a paper. Please submit manuscripts and contact details at www.ethnogeopolitics.org/contact-2 .
Please visit our website for more details: www.ethnogeopolitics.org .

Association for the Study of EthnoGeoPolitics (EGP) Kinkerstraat 73c, 1053 DG Amsterdam, Netherlands Tel : 06-14410381 (Servet Sahin, treasurer) Bank account: NL83 INGB 0752 458760 T. a. o. Servet Sahin, Amsterdam Email: Please use the electronic contact form below Registered at the Dutch Chamber…

02/08/2017

http://www.ethnogeopolitics.org/cms/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/ForumofEthnoGeoPoliticsVol5No1Summer2017.pdf

22/07/2017

our new number

20/07/2017

Dear Colleagues,
Please consider our journal Forum of Ethnogeopolitics http://www.ethnogeopolitics.org/publications/ for publication. It is a peer-reviewed and transparent journal, and open-access. However, we do not charge publication fee. We have now a Russian section at our journal and soon we'll have a Spanish section too. We gladly receive reactions and letters to the editor and will publish them. Currently we are looking for (native) English-speaker in order to strengthen our editorial board.

http://www.ethnogeopolitics.org/publications/

Call for contributions The association’s Forum of EthnoGeoPolitcs typically includes some of our own publications, but is above all intended to elicit analytic debate by allowing scholars to air their views, perspectives and research findings—with critical responses from others who may hold a differ...

24/06/2017

Dear Colleagues,

Please consider our journal Forum of Ethnogeopolitics http://www.ethnogeopolitics.org/publications/ for publication. It is a peer-reviewed and transparent journal, and open-access. However, we do not charge publication fee. We have now a Russian section at our journal and soon we'll have a Spanish section too. We gladly receive reactions and letters to the editor and will publish them. Currently we are looking for (native) English-speaker in order to strengthen our editorial board.

http://www.ethnogeopolitics.org/publications/

Call for contributions The association’s Forum of EthnoGeoPolitcs typically includes some of our own publications, but is above all intended to elicit analytic debate by allowing scholars to air their views, perspectives and research findings—with critical responses from others who may hold a differ...

04/01/2017

http://www.brill.com/products/book/conflict-and-peace-central-eurasia

Conflict and Peace in Central Eurasia explains ethnoterritorial conflicts not only by focussing on these conflicts but also by comparing all cases of conflict and coexistence with each other. Aiming at formulating new theories, this study makes use of qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) as well a...

01/11/2013

Forum of EthnoGeopolitics, Volume 1, Number 1

01/11/2013

Forum of EthnoGeopolitics, Volume 1, Number 2