Contributors can email their manuscripts as attached documents in Microsoft Word
to the editor's email address
If you must submit the manuscript by mail rather than email, please submit an electronic version on disk rather than a paper copy.
Maria Koundoura
Department of Writing, Literature, Publishing
Emerson College
120 Boylston St
Boston, MA 02116-4624
617 824 8236
Submission guidelines and style sheet are available for download here→ or at the JMGS website, which is hosted by the
Johns Hopkins University Press.
These documents provide detailed instructions on the process of preparing and submitting a manuscript for publication consideration, including information about formatting and the transliteration of Greek words. These guidelines are constantly being fine-tuned, so please check them before making a submission. The JMGS currently asks that submissions be made in a Unicode font, which supports all writing systems that are currently in use today. Common Unicode fonts include Times New Roman, Arial, and Garamond.
Journal of Modern Greek Studies
The Journal of Modern Greek Studies is a biannual journal, sponsored by the MGSA and published by Johns Hopkins University Press, which features essays, written in English, by leading scholars in the field of Modern Greek Studies from North America and around the world. Focusing on a broad historical expanse that stretches from late Byzantium until the present, the JMGS is highly interdisciplinary, publishing peer-reviewed articles from scholars who represent a diversity of fields within the humanities, the arts, and the social sciences. A JMGS subscription is complimentary with MGSA membership.
Back issues of the journal can be accessed online through the MUSE system of the Johns Hopkins University Press. It requires a password, which is your MGSA membership number.
The Editorial Board of the journal, which is selected and appointed by the Executive Board of MGSA, is composed of senior scholars in the field of Modern Greek Studies. In selecting the Editorial Board, the Executive Board strives to maintain a balance between scholars in the Arts and Humanities, on the one hand, and the Social and Behavioral Sciences, on the other. The main task of the members of the Editorial Board is to provide advice to the Editor about appropriate individuals to review/referee submissions to the journal. They are also occassionally asked to review manuscripts themselves.
The new editors and editorial board are as follows:
Arts & Humanities
| Social & Behavioral Sciences
|
|---|---|
| Associate Editor | Associate Editor |
| Peter Jeffreys, Suffolk University | Laurie Hart, Haverford College |
| Book Review Editor | Book Review Editor |
| Gregory Jusdanis Dept. of Greek and Latin 272 University Hall 230 North Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43210 |
Peter Bratsis Dept. of Politics and Contemporary History Crescent House 317 Univ. of Salford Salford, Greater Manchester M5 4 WT, UK |
| Vangelis Calotychos Columbia University |
Elizabeth Davis Princeton University |
| Yiorgos Chouliaras Independent Scholar, Dublin, IR |
Nia Georges Rice University |
| Vrasidas Karalis University of Sydney, AU |
Andreas Kalyvas New School for Social Research |
| Kostis Kourelis Clemson University |
George Katsiaficas Wentworth Institute of Technology |
| Liana Theodoratou New York University |
Ioanna Laliotou University of Thessaly, GR |
| Karen Van Dyck Columbia University |
Eleni Varikas University of Paris VIII, FR |
