Eurasiatique

Emergence from the Periphery – Vol. XIV

Call For Submissions

The call for submissions to Eurasiatique is currently not open.

We will announce it once our editorial board has decided the theme for the new volume around mid to late Fall.

For general and mandatory formatting please find below the criterias for submissions. Details are subject to change, but the mandatory formatting expectations will not.


Kind regards,
The Eurasiatique Editorial Board

You may make multiple submissions in response to the call for papers; however, only one will be selected by the board.

All submissions need to conform to the following mandatory formatting:

  • Microsoft Word (DOCX) file;
  • Times New Roman font;
  • 12-Point font size;
  • Double-spaced;
  • Chicago Citation Style.

Any and all amendments necessary to conform with the format must be met by the author prior to submission. Our editors will not convert citation styles nor file formats.

This journal holds a strict no-LLM / AI generated or assisted submissions. If discovered at any stage the submission will be immediately withdrawn with no option to appeal nor remedy given to the author.

Failure to adhere to these expectations, or dismissing editorial feedback to meet them, can result in dismissal of the submission.

Articles

Submissions must be original academic works or written specifically in relation to the annual theme and regional focus of the journal. You may use dissertations, theses, and final papers as long as they meet the mandatory formatting listed and have received a commendable grade (i.e.: above Pass).

  • Include a 300-word abstract and 5-10 keywords.
  • The paper must not exceed 25 pages, including footnotes.
  • It must include a full bibliography with or without format subheadings (i.e.: books, news, interviews, all separately listed).

Book Reviews

Submissions must be on academic works that were published within 5-10 years of the current volume’s publishing year. If you find a work that was published earlier, please contact the board with a justification for approval.

  • The paper must not exceed 6 pages, including footnotes.
  • It must include a full bibliography with or without format subheadings (i.e.: books, news, interviews, all separately listed).

Film Reviews

Submissions may be from any genre and any time period, given it relates to the annual theme and the journal’s regional focus. Release date has little relevance, unless the annual theme specifically calls for its relevance.

  • The paper must not exceed 6 pages, including footnotes.
  • It must include a full bibliography with or without format subheadings (i.e.: books, news, interviews, all separately listed).

Policy Commentaries

It should focus on a single policy issue related to the theme and region of the journal. The paper’s goal should be to review the issue, discuss the opinions of each party/state involved, analyze the challenges such a policy might face, and provide solutions and recommendations towards solving said issue.

  • The paper must not exceed 6 pages, including footnotes.
  • It must include a full bibliography with or without format subheadings (i.e.: books, news, interviews, all separately listed).

Interviews

We are looking for interviewees both in and out of academia whose interests are aligned with the annual theme. We ask that you keep the length of your interview between 4 to 8 individual questions, although we can accommodate more free-flow or conversational styles on conferring with the editorial board.

  • The paper must not exceed 10 pages.
  • A short profile of the person you intend on interviewing.
  • What makes their perspective interesting for the year’s theme.