[Commpsych] Call For Papers Australian Community Psychologist

[Dawn Darlaston-jones]

Dear Colleagues

I have been asked to post a final call for papers for the next issue of ACP- please see the attached and below for details. The deadline is August 31st 2008. Please also note that I am no longer the editor and all manuscripts should be forwarded to the new Editors Dr Lauren Breen (l.breen at ecu.edu.au) and Ms Anne Sibbel (asibbel at westnet.com.au) 

Regards

Dawn

 

Call for Papers

Australian Community Psychologist

 

Preparation, Submission and Publication of Manuscripts

 

The Australian Community Psychologist (ACP) is a peer reviewed journal that publishes work that is of relevance to community psychologists and others interested in the field. Research reports should be methodologically sound. Theoretical or area review papers are welcomed, as are letters, brief reports and papers by newer contributors to the discipline. Contributions towards the four sections of the journal are sought. ACP is published twice per year. Usually, the first issue is a themed issue, and the second is a general issue.

 

Articles

Contributions are sought that reflect state of the art reviews of professional and applied areas and reviews and essays on matters of general relevance to community psychologists. Manuscripts are between 4,000 and 10,000 words, including all tables, figures and references.

 

Research Reports

ACP encourages innovation in research and seeks manuscripts of original work that reflect the diversity of methodologies, methods and theoretical frameworks. They are between 4,000 and 10,000 words, including all tables, figures and references. 

 

Practice Issues

This section publishes individual manuscripts and collections of manuscripts which address matters of general, professional and public relevance, techniques and approaches in psychological practice, professional development issues, and professional and public policy issues.

 

Book Reviews

The journal publishes book reviews of up to 1,000 words. Books reviewed relate directly to the major areas of practice in community psychology.

 

Review and Publication of Manuscripts

The acceptable word processing programme format is Microsoft Word. All manuscripts are to be submitted electronically to the:

Editors

Dr. Lauren Breen (l.breen at ecu.edu.au

Ms Anne Sibbel (asibbel at westnet.com.au) 

 

All contributions, including book reviews are handled by an appropriately qualified Associate Editor and all contributions are blind-reviewed. Articles submitted for review must be original works and may not be under consideration elsewhere.

 

 

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Dawn Darlaston-Jones, PhD

Lecturer, Behavioural Science

School of Arts & Sciences

University of Notre Dame

19 Mouat Street (PO Box 1225)

FREMANTLE

Western Australia WA 6160

 

Tel: +61 8 9433 0567

Fax: +61 8 9433 6073

e-mail ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au

 

CRICOS Code 01032F

 

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