Call for Papers: Ethnomusicology Review Volume 23
Submitted by ER Administrator on January 28, 2020 - 11:06am
Ethnomusicology Review is now accepting submissions for Volume 23, scheduled for publication in Fall 2020. Started as Pacific Review of Ethnomusicology (PRE) in 1984, Ethnomusicology Review is an annual peer-reviewed journal managed by UCLA graduate students and a faculty advisory board. Our online format allows authors to rethink how they use media to present their argument and data, moving beyond the constraints of print journals. We encourage submissions that make use of video, audio, color photographs, and interactive media.
Articles are original essays of no more than 8000 words on topics related to musical practice, and will be subject to an extensive review process prior to publication. They are expected to extend current theoretical and/or methodological approaches to the study of music, broadly conceived, and may be written from a variety of disciplinary perspectives including ethnomusicology, musicology, anthropology, sociology and cultural studies. Articles explicitely engaging with contemporary ethnomusicological scholarship are particularly encouraged. Essays in languages other than English will be considered for publication, provided that qualified reviewers are available, but authors are encouraged to include an abstract written in English.
*The submission deadline is March 23, 2020.*
Full guidelines for submission:
ethnomusicologyreview.ucla.edu/submission-guidelines
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