Call for articles– International Journal of Canadian Studies
Special issue #61 – May 2023
“Le Canada est-il un modèle ?» / « Is Canada a model ? »
The International Journal of Canadian Studies is seeking interdisciplinary original submissions for its #61 special issue to be published in May 2023.
This special issue welcomes articles discussing the topic: “Is Canada a model?”
Deadline: October 3, 2022
The International Journal of Canadian Studies is a long-running interdisciplinary journal dedicated to examining Canada from the fields of the arts, literature, geography, history, native studies, social and political sciences. The bilingual journal is published by the University of Toronto Press.
Submissions could explore the place of Canada in the world as a possible “role model” or simply a model of society, in the past or present times. Does Canada have a power of emulation regarding other nations, regarding which topics? Is Canada a (self-proclaimed) leader in some specific social or political areas? In the field of the arts and literatures, are there any Canadian literary canons ?
Submissions (6000 to 8000 words plus two summaries in English and French) are welcome from a range of disciplines and perspectives in Canadian Studies, including, but not restricted to political studies, international relations literatures and the arts, history, native studies, sociology, anthropology.
Submissions in French or English can be uploaded on our portal until October 3, 2022.
To prepare and submit your submission, follow the “Guideline for authors” on our website: https://utpjournals.press/journals/ijcs/submissions
All articles will undergo double-blind peer review.
Call for articles– International Journal of Canadian Studies
Special issue #61 – May 2023
“Le Canada est-il un modèle ?» / « Is Canada a model ? »
The International Journal of Canadian Studies is seeking interdisciplinary original submissions for its #61 special issue to be published in May 2023.
This special issue welcomes articles discussing the topic: “Is Canada a model?”
Deadline: October 3, 2022
The International Journal of Canadian Studies is a long-running interdisciplinary journal dedicated to examining Canada from the fields of the arts, literature, geography, history, native studies, social and political sciences. The bilingual journal is published by the University of Toronto Press.
Submissions could explore the place of Canada in the world as a possible “role model” or simply a model of society, in the past or present times. Does Canada have a power of emulation regarding other nations, regarding which topics? Is Canada a (self-proclaimed) leader in some specific social or political areas? In the field of the arts and literatures, are there any Canadian literary canons ?
Submissions (6000 to 8000 words plus two summaries in English and French) are welcome from a range of disciplines and perspectives in Canadian Studies, including, but not restricted to political studies, international relations literatures and the arts, history, native studies, sociology, anthropology.
Submissions in French or English can be uploaded on our portal until October 3, 2022.
To prepare and submit your submission, follow the “Guideline for authors” on our website: https://utpjournals.press/journals/ijcs/submissions
All articles will undergo double-blind peer review.
Appel à articles – International Journal of Canadian Studies
Numéro 61 – mai 2023
„Le Canada est-il un modèle ?“
Date limite : 3 octobre 2022
Le comité de rédaction de IJCS lance un appel à des articles originaux pour son numéro spécial 61 qui sera publié en mai 2023, autour de la thématique: “ Le Canada est-il un modèle ? “
IJCS est une revue interdisciplinaire et bilingue publiée par les presses de l’université de Toronto. Ses contributeurs étudient le Canada sous l’angle de diverses disciplines en sciences humaines et sociales : les arts, la littérature, la géographie, l’histoire, les études autochtones, les sciences sociales et politiques.
Les articles peuvent entre autres sujets, explorer la place du Canada dans le monde comme un possible „modèle“ de société, dans le passé ou le présent. Le Canada a-t-il un pouvoir d’émulation vis-à-vis d’autres nations, sur quels sujets ? Le Canada est-il un leader (autoproclamé) ou un pays exemplaire dans certains domaines spécifiques ? Dans le domaine des arts et des lettres, existe-t-il des canons canadiens ?
Le comité éditorial examinera les articles (6000 à 8000 mots et deux résumés en français et anglais) venant de diverses disciplines et perspectives en études canadiennes (études politiques, relations internationales, littérature et les arts, histoire, études autochtones, sociologie, anthropologie).
Les soumissions en français ou en anglais peuvent être déposées sur le portail du journal jusqu’au 3 octobre 2022.
Pour préparer et soumettre votre article, suivre le “ Guide de l’auteur “ sur notre portail : https://utpjournals.press/journals/ijcs/submissions.
Tous les articles seront soumis à une évaluation à l’aveugle par les pairs.
