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about eh
Environmental History is an international journal dedicated
to exploring the history of human interaction with the natural world.
Copublished quarterly by the American Society for Environmental
History and the Forest History Society in association with Duke
University Press, Environmental History is the successor
publication to the journals of the two organizations, Environmental
History Review and Forest & Conservation History. Environmental
History Review was published from 1976 to 1989 as Environmental
Review. Forest & Conservation History was published
from 1957 to 1958 as the Forest History Newsletter, from
1959 to 1974 as Forest History, and from 1975 to 1989 as
the Journal of Forest History.
Subscription rates: $45 individuals
(includes membership either in the American Society for Environmental
History or the Forest History Society), $90 libraries, $20 students.
Joint membership in the two organizations, which offers added
benefits, is $27.50 for students and $65 for individuals. Additional
postage for subscriptions outside the United States and Canada
is $8.00. Please pay in U.S. funds. Back issues are $11.25 plus
$4 postage and handling; include $1 postage and handling for each
additional copy in the same order. For additional membership information,
please contact Environmental History at the address or
phone number listed below or by e-mail at marochak@duke.edu.
Submission guidelines appear
on the following page. For a copy of more detailed style guidelines
for contributors, please write to Carol Marochak, Environmental
History, 701 Wm. Vickers Avenue, Durham, NC 27701, or phone
919/682-9319. The author guidelines also are available online
at http://www.lib.duke.edu/forest/ehguide.html.
For information about advertising
in Environmental History, please contact Karen Goldstein
at Duke University Press, journals_advertising@dukeupress.edu,
919/687-3636.
Microfilm and online subscriptions
may be purchased from University Microfilms in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Environmental History is indexed in AGRICOLA, America:
History and Life, Environmental Bibliography, Forest Products
Abstracts, Forestry Abstracts, GEOBASE, and Historical Abstracts.
Contact Copyright Clearance Center, 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers
MA 01923, for permission to reproduce materials from Environmental
History.
© Copyright 2003 by
Environmental History. Periodicals postage paid at Durham,
North Carolina, and additional mailing office. Postmaster, send
Form 3579 for changes of address to Environmental History,
701 Wm. Vickers Avenue, Durham, NC 27701.
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
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Environmental History welcomes manuscript submissions from
scholars in all disciplines that provide insight into important
issues in the history of human interactions with the non-human world.
We are happy to consider manuscripts about any time and any part
of the world.
When we evaluate manuscripts,
we consider the significance of the topic, the originality of
the argument, and the quality of the research and writing. We
also consider the potential readership for each piece, and authors
should give careful thought to the question of audience. What
kind of readers will find your work compelling? If a manuscript
is likely to appeal only to a few specialists in one sub-field
of environmental history, we probably will not be interested.
To have a manuscript considered
for publication, please send FOUR copies to the journal s editorial
assistant, Carol Marochak, at 701 Wm. Vickers Avenue, Durham,
NC 27701. Some manuscripts are rejected immediately because they
are too narrowly focused or more suited to another journal. Most
manuscripts are sent to two referees for review. Usually, the
first referee is an expert on the subject of the manuscript, and
the second referee is a specialist in a related sub-field. Occasionally
we send a manuscript to a third referee. The review process is
blind: We do not identify authors when we send manuscripts to
referees, and we do not identify referees when we share their
evaluations with authors. We hope to respond to submissions within
four months.
Articles in Environmental
History normally are no longer than 8,000 words or twenty-eight
double-spaced pages, not counting notes, so you should not submit
a manuscript that greatly exceeds that length. The title page
of your manuscript should include your name, academic affiliation,
address, telephone number, and e-mail. The title page also must
include a brief abstract. In 150 to 200 words, the abstract should
explain clearly what you argue and why your work is significant.
The first page of the text should begin with the title of your
manuscript but should NOT include your name or contact information.
To ensure your anonymity, you also should avoid personal references
in the text and notes. Cite your own work just as you would cite
the work of another author. Do not include acknowledgements. The
manuscript should be double-spaced, and the four copies that you
submit should have text on one side of the page only. Please do
not send a computer disk.
If we accept your work, you
will need to provide an electronic version of your article, and
we will send you guidelines for electronic submission at that
point. We also will give you instructions for the preparation
of any graphic materials that accompany your article. If you plan
to use any illustrations, maps, or photographs that are taken
from a source protected by copyright, you will be responsible
for securing permission from the copyright holder to use those
materials.
If we accept your work, your
article also will need to conform to certain standards of style
and citation. Our articles have endnotes, for example, not in-text
references to a list of sources. Articles cannot have more than
100 notes. Though we will consider submissions that do not meet
our style and citation standards, the publication process will
proceed much more efficiently if your manuscript conforms from
the start. We rely on the Chicago Manual of Style in most
matters.
Additional guidelines are
available online at http://www.lib.duke.edu/forest/ehguide.htm.
ISSN 1084-5453
USPS 205-020
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