The name Hagar
provides the root for words in both Hebrew and Arabic which depict the journal’s
multiple perspectives: Hagira’ and ‘Muhajara’(immigration), Gerim (foreigners) and
Hijra (‘journey’).
Hagar
invokes the border region, the movement and the marginality which is often overlooked in
mainstream social science.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Scholars
are invited to submit for refereeing unpublished papers in all fields of the social
sciences
and the humanities relevant to the journal’s perspectives and aims, including (but not
limited to) sociology,
political science, economics, geography, anthropology, urban studies, history, psychology,
philosophy, education, public policy and social work.
Manuscripts
should not exceed 10,000 words. Footnotes should be kept to a minimum.
Reference should appear in the body of the text as follows: (Smith, 1980:120).
The reference list should be arranged alphabetically, in the following format:
Smith, J.L. (1980) The new Fringe. Bordertown: Boundary Publishing House.
Smith, J.L. (1997) Immigrants: between Sarah
and Hagar. In Margin, C.C. (ed) Deprived
Indentities.Central City. Peripheral Publishers, pp.3-14.
Smith, J.L., Jones, B. and Brown, S. (2001) Minorities and Gendered Control. Poverty
Studies 5:3:25-32.
Address for Manuscripts
Editor,
Hagar, Humphrey Institute for Social Research |
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