[csaa-forum] CFP: NZ journal of interdisciplinary studies

[Tilley, Elspeth]

Sometimes it can be hard to find a home for interesting interdisciplinary research, as many journals have implicit or explicit disciplinary boundaries ... if you have innovative interdisciplinary work that you are looking for a publication outlet for, the below may be of interest. Despite the name the scope goes beyond just Aotearoa/New Zealand.

New Zealand Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies
Call for papers
The editors of the New Zealand Online Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies invite submission of
papers from the following disciplines: Architectural Theory, Anthropology, Art History and Art
Theory, Communication, Cultural Studies, Environment Studies, Legal Studies, Literature,
Linguistics. Whilst the aims of the journal are to be as broad and inclusive as possible papers to
be given preference will be those which provide academic insight on the discipline or which
critically reflect upon and explore interdisciplinary links.
Emphasis will be placed on topics which extend existing knowledge in new directions. The
journal offers a forum for the presentation and discussion of all topics relevant to
interdisciplinary studies for tertiary teachers, practitioners and researchers in New Zealand and
internationally.
Types of Contributions
Contributions can be based on research and theory, best practice in teaching, theoretical or
technical knowledge, applied and vocational interdisciplinary practice.
Submission formatting
Paper submissions for NZOJIS should be 3000-6000 words in length, sent in Word file using
Times New Roman font and with an accompanying covering letter stating the affiliation and
contact details of the author. Please include a brief biographical statement. All papers should
be referenced using APA style.
Papers are subject to blind peer review.
Submission address: NZJOIS http://www.nzojis.co.nz/ Luke.Strongman at OpenPolytechnic.ac.nz
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