Call for Papers: Africa Peace and Conflict Journal

The Africa Peace & Conflict Journal, published by the UN Mandated 
University for Peace, is now accepting abstracts and full length 
articles for its upcoming June 2011 publication: Governance and Human 
Security in Africa. The deadline for receipt of full-length articles is 
March 1st 2011.

The Africa Peace & Conflict Journal is a biannual publication. If you 
are interested in submitting on a future theme, please join the APCJ 
mailing list by writing to [log in to unmask]

*Guide for Contributors*
The APCJ is a refereed journal with a panel of international editorial 
advisors and readers. All articles are anonymously peer reviewed by at 
least two referees. We welcome the following types of contributions year 
round and will periodically issue calls for papers on specific topics:

  * Articles and case analysis-critical case studies or thematic 
discussion and analysis of topical peace and conflict themes (7,000 
words maximum, including endnotes; abstract, 150 words or less).
  * Briefings/practice-training or intervention strategies, outcomes and 
impacts, policy review and analysis, country situational updates, and so 
on (2,000 words maximum).
  * Book reviews-critical assessments of new books that integrate peace 
and conflict concerns (1,500 words maximum).
  * Resources-reports, upcoming conferences and workshops, notices of 
new books and videos, ecommunications, and Web sites that link peace and 
conflict studies (150 words maximum);
  * documents, declarations, communiqués, and other relevant 
nongovernmental or multilateral organizational statements (1,000 words 
maximum).

The editors will consider only material that meets the following 
requirements:

  * The submission must be original and not under consideration for 
publication by another journal or organization or have been published 
previously.

  * For notes and references, use the short-title system (not the 
author-date system) as per Butcher's Copy-editing: The Cambridge 
Handbook for Editors, Copy-editors and Proofreaders, 4th edition (2006).

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