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TC Review 2011 : Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy | |||||||||||
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The Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy
CALL FOR PAPERS: The Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy is seeking quality undergraduate papers in political philosophy for publication in its premier issue. The journal will be published as a freely available electronic interactive magazine. Undergraduates, with or without faculty support, are encouraged to submit research work. The Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy is interested in diverse subject matter. As a policy, we prefer scholarly work that: (1) clarifies an unclear or challenging concept, passage, or author in political thought; (2) publicizes a lesser-known argument that merits greater attention; or (3) offers new insight into existing works’ arguments or methods. Submission date: January 30, 2011 Guidelines for paper submissions: • Submissions may be between 1,000 - 3,500 words, or longer if accepted by the Editors. • Submissions should clearly address an aspect of political philosophy. • All citation should be done in the Chicago Manual of Style. • Author name, mailing address, and email should appear on a separate cover letter. • All submissions must be saved in the Microsoft Word .doc extension. Only electronic copies of papers will be accepted. Send to: Brianne Reeves reev2550@stthomas.edu Student Editor University of Saint Thomas Feel free to forward to all individuals who may be interested in this project. The Twin Cities Review of Political Philosophy. A publication by minnIDEA: The Minnesota Consortium on Institutional Design and Ethical Analysis. For questions, contact a member of the editorial board at: http://www.minnidea.org/content/editorial-staff. |
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