PLACE
PLACE (ISSN 1835-8799) is an international, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal, publishing an annual volume, dedicated to the scholarly analysis of place from the point of view of such fields as philosophy, human and cultural geography, archaeology, anthropology, spatial history, the history of art and architecture, urban studies, architecture and planning, and musicology.
It seeks to explore the inter-relations of different scholarly perspectives on place, and investigates the nexus of the past with the present in lived spaces.
Articles appear in full on the PLACE webpage. The on-line essay provides links to
images illustrating the articles. These image files are kept in the RESOURCES section of
elsewhereonline.
The full text of the essay and footnotes is fully searchable through the EXPLORE tab. Presentation copies of the articles are also available as Pdf downloads.
PLACE (ISSN 1835-8799) is published in an annual volume on the 31 December each year, with the financial support of
The University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Highway
Crawley, WA 6009
Australia
and
Australians Studying Abroad
Level 1, Office 6
1087-1095 High Street Armadale
Victoria 3143 Australia
For more information, please see "Instructions for Authors" below, or contact the General Editor, Susan Broomhall, place@elsewhereonline.com.au
General Editors
Susan Broomhall, The University of Western Australia
place@elsewhereonline.com.au
Chris Wood, Australians Studying Abroad
place@elsewhereonline.com.au
PLACE International Advisory Board
Joan Barclay Lloyd
School of Historical and European Studies (Art History)
La Trobe University
Anthony Bonanno
Department of Classics & Archaeology
University of Malta
Martin Forsey
School of Social and Cultural Studies (Anthropology & Sociology)
The University of Western Australia
Tibor Frank
School of English and American Studies
Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
Michael Given
Department of Archaeology
University of Glasgow
Jenny Gregory
School of Humanities (History)
The University of Western Australia
J.E. Malpas
School of Philosophy
University of Tasmania
C.R. Pennell
School of Historical Studies
University of Melbourne
Sarah Pink
Department of Social Sciences (Sociology)
Loughborough University
Bronwyn Stocks
Department of Theory of Art & Design
Monash University
Nikki T. Tarulevicz
Department of History
Cleveland State University
David Trigger
School of Social Science
University of Queensland
David Wood
Faculty of Humanities
Curtin University of Technology
Instructions for Authors
Each article published in PLACE undergoes blind refereeing by scholarly experts. Articles, in English, will normally be of 8000 - 10 000 words including footnotes, but longer ones may be allowed in exceptional cases. Articles for consideration should be submitted to the General Editor, Susan Broomhall, place@elsewhereonline.com.au
The Editor will notify authors as soon as possible on the acceptability of their papers and inform them of any changes that need to be made, but will not enter into correspondence about papers considered unsuitable for publication. Articles will be pre-published in PLACE as soon as they have been prepared, and will be formally published and listed in the volume of that year.
The Editors do not accept responsibility for the views of authors expressed in their contributions. Authors may not submit manuscripts that are under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Submission Details
1. Format
Email attachments should be in Word and double-spaced with an unjustified right-hand margin. Each page should be numbered. Quotation marks should be single and not double unless they indicate a quotation within a quotation.
2. Notes and references
Notes should be numbered consecutively and placed at the foot of each page.
Please follow the Style Guide of the ©Modern
Humanities Research Association when preparing references and notes. The Style Guide is available for download from the MHRA website.
The author's name should appear on a separate page with the title of the article and a 150-word abstract. There should be no reference to the author in the body or notes of the essay to ensure that the reviewing process is blind.
Once accepted, an asterisked footnote can be included, giving the author's present position, and an address sufficient for him/her to be contacted by readers, and (if so desired) brief acknowledgments.
3. Image files
Image resolution minimum required: 72 dpi; preferred: 150dpi for PDF, 72 dpi for HTML. Each image file should not be larger than 300KBs (0.3MBs).
Please use consistent file names, e.g.: the file name for an image displayed as Fig. 1 should be fig1.jpg.
4. Image upload
i. if you are not a registered user, please create your account by clicking on the join link in the top right corner and follow the prompts
ii. log in and create a photo (image) album by clicking on the photo album option in the add item pull down menu; please fill in the title box, album description box and select key words for image classification
iii. when you are in the photo album folder, upload images by clicking on the photograph option in the add item pull down menu and following the prompts there. Please revise the key words for image classification and select new ones if individual image details are different to those supplied for the photo album
iv. The PLACE online editor will link your images to a web version of your essay uploaded into PLACE journal section of this site.
5. Copyright and permissions
Authors take responsibility to ensure that all data files (images, sound files etc) submitted with their articles are available to be loaded and reproduced the journal in perpetuity and in print and electronic form, according to copyright conventions. A written statement from each author including such files will be required at the time the article is submitted for review.
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