The AYSD in the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social
Sciences and IIIT invite submissions of presentations for a Symposium on Education in
Muslim Societies: Women’s Scholarship and Engagement in Policy, Pedagogy, and Development.
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IIIT is pleased to partner with the African Youth Center for Sustainable Development at Muhammad V University in Rabat, Morocco, for its 2023 Symposium on Education in Muslim Societies! Our Call for Proposals is now live! iiit.org/en/call-for-pr…

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Journal of Modern Literature submission guidelines are available here: journalofmodernliterature.blogspot.com/p/submission-g…
We consider submissions year-round and have a rolling acceptances policy

Mande Studies: the Journal of the Mande Studies Association (MANSA) is now out! Mande Studies / Etudes Mande is published by Indiana University Press, and it is bilingual (French/English). Lots of great papers. Enjoy!
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New issue from PHILOSOPHY OF MUSIC EDUCATION REVIEW: Conceptualizing Musical Vulnerability, Mapping the Boundaries of Musical Culture in the HS Curriculum, and more! Issue is now available at Project MUSE bit.ly/PMER_iup

New from BLACK CAMERA: Part III of African Cinema: Manifesto & Practice for Cultural Decolonization

This edition is devoted to the history of decoloniality in cinema and cultural policy through Africa and its Black Atlantic diaspora.

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This new edition of JAZZ: EDUCATION IN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE features articles and reviews on various topics, including gender and ethnicity in jazz, improvisation, and philosophy.
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Explore the latest scholarly research in your field IU Press Journals with Victorian Studies, Volume 63, #3, Spring 2021. In this issue: In Defense of Credulous Women: Magic and Optical Spectatorship in Cranford. Go to: iupress.org/journals/victo…

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with Film History, V33, #3, Fall 2021. In this issue: Motion-Picture Mappaemundi: On Location Cartography in California. For more info: iupress.org/journals/filmh…

We are thrilled that Indiana University Press has chosen MUSE as its journals platform & with the addition of 8 more coming in 2022, all of IU Press Journals subscription titles will be on Project MUSE w/ fulfillment handled Hopkins Press - #ReadUP here: bit.ly/tIUPchoosesMUSE

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Begin scholarly research in your field IU Press Journals with Jewish Social Studies, Volume 26, #3, Fall 2021. In this issue: 'The Passionate Few': Youth and Yiddishism in American Jewish Culture. For more info:
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Given the human toll of climate change, how can we develop a concept of the everyday emphasizing precarity, multiplicity & creativity to better foster social & psychic resilience amidst destabilization? #ReadUP w/ an article Indiana University Press & #MUSEinFocus here: bit.ly/twClimateChange

Given the human toll of climate change, how can we develop a concept of the everyday emphasizing precarity, multiplicity & creativity to better foster social & psychic resilience amidst destabilization? #ReadUP w/ an article Indiana University Press & #MUSEinFocus here: bit.ly/twClimateChange

Connect to valuable content IU Press Journals with JML, Journal of Modern Literature, V44, #4, Summer 2021. In this issue: White Supremacy and the Multicultural Imagination in Ray Bradbury's Afrofuturist Stories of Mars. For more info: iupress.org/journals/jml/