Manuscript Submission Information
The Editorial Board of Writing Past Colonialism invites
proposals for monographs to be published in the series.
An initiative of the Institute, the series is published by University
of Hawai'i Press. The Institute also has an arrangement with
Melbourne
University Press for co-publication of select titles in the
UHP series.
The leitmotiv of the series is the idea of difference – differences
between culture and politics, as well as differences in ways of
seeing and the sources that can be drawn upon. In this sense, the
series is postcolonial. Yet the space we hope to open up is one
resistant to new orthodoxies, one that allows for alternative and
contesting formulations. Though grounded in studies relating to
the formerly colonized world, the series seeks to extend contemporary
global analyses.
The Editorial Board welcomes proposals (including a curriculum
vitae and ideally, two completed chapters) for manuscripts to be
published in the series. While a broad understanding of postcolonialism
guides editorial policy, the Editorial Board is particularly interested
in:
-
Law and postcolonial studies
-
Psychoanalysis
-
Indigeneity
-
Postcolonialism and globalisation
-
Postcolonial geographies
-
Postcolonialism and economics
-
Non-British colonialisms
Proposals for future manuscripts for the series are actively sought.
Benefits of publishing in the series include:
-
Prompt decisions about publication
-
Speedy book production.
-
A close working relationship between the series and the Institute's
journal Postcolonial Studies
-
Excellent international marketing arrangements.
Proposals should be addressed to
Editorial Board, Writing Past Colonialism
Institute of Postcolonial Studies
78-80 Curzon St
North Melbourne, 3053, AUSTRALIA
Email: postcol@netspace.net.au
|
