Michigan Sociological Review
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Michigan Sociological Review
Aims and Scope: The Michigan Sociological Review (MSR) is an official publication of the Michigan Sociological Association (MSA). As an interdisciplinary, referred journal, it welcomes articles within a broad range of theoretical, methodological, and empirical questions. It also published research and pedagogical comments, reviews of books, films, videos, educational software, and keynote speeches of the annual meeting of the MSA. The call for papers appears each year in the American Sociological Association’s Footnotes. MSR is indexed in the Sociological Abstracts.
Submissions: Double-spaced, typed manuscripts should be submitted to the Editor as an e-mail attachment in document format (MS WORD, Word Perfect, etc.). Manuscripts should not exceed thirty pages, including references. Endnotes and citations should follow the prevailing style of the journal, which is essentially the same as the American Sociological Review. To facilitate academic review and production, manuscripts must include only the title, without identification of the author(s). Author(s) identification; complete name(s), address, phone number(s), current position/title, and name(s) of universities should be typed on a separate cover page. Please include a short biography and an abstract.
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