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Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture announced a Call for papers for their Special Issue on The 'Grand' and 'Small' Political Narratives: Social and Political Realities of Europe (Executive Editors: Katerina Kolozova and Zarko Trajanoski). The Deadline for submission is September, 1st 2005
Identities: Journal for Politics, Gender and Culture is published semiannually and bilingually (in Macedonian and English/French/German), since 2001. Book reviews are published bilingually, in Macedonian and in Albanian. For more information, please visit www.identities.org.mk, or write to identities@sonet.com.mk.

“Identities” would like to raise debate around two critical issues that are leaving a long-lasting mark on the shifting European reality, with highly significant implications on its future social, political and identitary re-configurations, and, in this line, proposes the following themes for its upcoming special edition:

1. Feminist Critique of the European Constitution
2. The European Roma: Cultural, Political and Gender Realities

Diverse theoretical and philosophical approaches and methodologies are welcome, as well as interdisciplinary research studies (presenting and analyzing data from field research, oral history contributions, to number only a few of the possible forms of contributing.) "Identities" does not encourage mono-disciplinary contributions addressing an overly narrow reach of specialist readership.

Submission procedure:
Papers should be sent electronically before September 1st 2005 to identities@sonet.com.mk or rcgs@sonet.com.mk as Word or RTF e-mail attachments, indicating "Identities: Call for Papers" in the subject line. Hard copies should be sent to
"Identities", Research Center in Gender Studies,
Partizanski odredi 63,
1000 Skopje,
Republic of Macedonia.
“Identities” encourages electronic submissions. Manuscripts should be prepared according to the Guidelines attached to this Call (also available at www.identities.org.mk). The preferred length for article manuscripts is 5,000-8,000 words, but shorter or longer submissions will be considered and will be reviewed following the Journals standard process. Please include an abstract of 150 words (or less) and a biographical note. Notes on acceptance or revision requirement will be sent by September 5th 2005. Revised papers are due to September 15th. Contributors of accepted papers will receive honorarium of 100-150 EURO after the publication of the issue.

Guidelines for Contributors:

1. Papers should be app. 5,000 to 8,000 characters in length, typed double-spaced (including quotations and excerpts, notes, and references), and the right margin should not be justified.
2. Use font size 12, both for the notes and the reference list.
3. Papers should include an abstract of 500 characters (or less).
4. Please avoid text formatting (bold, bulleting).
5. Notes should be placed at the end of the paper.
6. For citing references, please use The Chicago Manual of Style.
7. A list of all works cited should be included after the notes in a section called "References." Titles of articles and books in the references should follow title case capitalization.

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