Call for Applications
Publication Workshop for PhD Students and Early Career Researchers at the CBRL Amman Institute
- Date: 26 October 2022
- Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm, Amman time
- Format: In-person
- Where: CBRL Amman Institute, 6 Al-Baouneyah Street, Qaiwar Complex, Jabal Al-Lweibdeh
- Deadline for applications: 23 October 2022
- Apply here
This workshop provides the opportunity for PhD students and early career researchers to meet the Editor in Chief of Contemporary Levant, Dr Sarah Irving, hear more about the journal and discuss opportunities for publication.
The workshop is designed for individuals who have not published in peer-reviewed academic journals in English before, who would like to ask questions or who have published in Arabic previously, and who would like to try submitting work to English-language publications. We will start by reviewing some key pointers on how to prepare an article for submission, and some of the main mistakes made by new scholars. We will then open the floor to questions and discussions of your experiences in academic publishing. Senior researchers are welcome to apply to attend to share their experiences. Up to 20 places are available.
Contemporary Levant is an international peer-reviewed, multi disciplinary journal of the Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL). The journal publishes original research on contemporary politics, society and culture in the Levant region, its diasporas and neighbouring countries that have a clear relevance to it. The journal aims to foster research agendas that engage with and reflect current and emerging issues in the region. With the aim of maintaining a balance between empirical research and theoretical developments, the journal welcomes scholarly contributions from various disciplines including: anthropology, sociology, politics, religion and theology, cultural studies, modern history, social geography, media, film studies and literature.
The working language of the Workshop is English.
About the speaker
Sarah Irving is Lecturer in International History at Staffordshire University in Britain and a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow researching the social and cultural history of the 1927 earthquake. Her recent publications include an edited volume, The Social and Cultural History of Palestine: Essays in Honour of Salim Tamari, due in January 2023 from Edinburgh University Press, and ‘The House of the Priest’: A Palestinian Life (1885-1954), an edition of the memoirs of the Palestinian Orthodox priest and nationalist Niqula Khoury, edited and introduced with Charbel Nassif and Karène Sanchez Summerer, and available in open access from Brill. She is editor-in-chief of the CBRL journal Contemporary Levant.
To apply, please register using this form before 23 October 2022. Priority will be given to people who register first.
Please note that your responses and identifying information would be stored in a password protected and encrypted file only accessed by the CBRL team.
Questions and cancellations, please contact [email protected].