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On 1/12/12 7:55 PM, Abdul Karim Bangura wrote:
Nota Bene: Our own USA-Africa Dialogue Family Member, Mwalimu Kenneth Harrow, is the new Film Review Editor for the African Studies Review. Kudos to a gentleman and a scholar!
New Film Review Editor for the African Studies Review
The African Studies Association and the Editors of the African Studies Review are pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Kenneth Harrow, Michigan State University, as the Film Review Editor of the African Studies Review. We are very grateful to Ken for assuming this important role.
He will be soliciting reviews as well as more extensive review articles on African cinema. His address:
Kenneth W. Harrow, Professor of English
Department of English
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1036
Phone: (517) 803-8839
Fax: (517) 353-3755
harrow@msu.edu
Ken Harrow's website: https://www.msu.edu/~harrow/
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The editors welcome scholars from around the world to lend their expertise in reviewing manuscripts, books, and films. If you would like to become a reviewer for the ASR, visit the website by clicking here.
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Consider submitting your next article to the African Studies Review
The editors of the African Studies Review invite the submission of manuscripts in the social sciences and humanities from scholars around the globe. The ASR is published three times per year, and articles are also available on-line via Project Muse and JSTOR. The African Studies Review is part of the Social Science Citation Index, with an Impact Factor of .481.
We publish manuscripts that:
For more information on submitting a manuscript and on the peer review process, please visit the ASR website or contact the ASR Editorial Office via email.
- Have a broad interdisciplinary appeal
- Represent significant, original contributions to Africanist scholarship
- Follow disciplinary standards of citing both pertinent literature and appropriate comparative cases
- Build upon relevant theoretical and methodological frameworks.
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-- kenneth w. harrow distinguished professor of english michigan state university department of english east lansing, mi 48824-1036 ph. 517 803 8839 harrow@msu.edu
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