Ethnologia Fennica

The CfP for Ethnologia Fennica has been extended. The deadline for full manuscript submission is December 31^st, 2018. The volume 46 will be published at the end of 2019.

 

Ethnologia Fennica is a peer reviewed open access journal of the Association of Finnish Ethnologists. The journal publishes original scholarly articles, review articles, conference reports and book reviews. The articles undergo peer review. Volume 46 is an open volume; all article submissions from (European) ethnology and related fields are welcome. Articles may be written in English or German and should not exceed 10 000 words.

 

Please submit your language revised article through the Journal submission system (https://journal.fi/ethnolfenn). Authors need to register with the journal prior to submitting or, if already registered, can simply log in and begin the submission process. Further instructions to the author see author guidelines in the journal’s web site (https://journal.fi/ethnolfenn/about/submissions).

 

Ethnologia Fennica welcomes also suggestions for thematic issues for volume 47 published in 2020. Send your suggestion to editor-in-chief Arja Turunen (arja.h.turunen[at]jyu.fi).

 

Please do not hesitate to contact the editors or members of the editorial board for more details.

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Ethnologia Fennica welcomes book reviews from scholars interested in ethnology. Here is a list of books that could be reviewed, but you may also suggest a book of your own interest. 

The reviews should be in English and they should not exceed 1500 words. Manuscripts should be submitted via Ethnologia Fennica's journal.fi-website, where you can also find more information about the submission guidelines. The deadline for the next issue is 31st of August 2018. 

If you would like to write a review or add a book to the list, contact sub-editor Inkeri Hakamies (inkeri.hakamies@gmail.com). In you message, please also include your postal address. 

 

 

 

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Ethnologia Fennica vol. 44 (2017) is now available online, with full open access. The theme of the issue is  "Material Culture", and it includes peer-reviewed articles, book reviews and conference reports. Read the whole issue here!

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Call for papers for the Ethnologia Fennica vol. 46 (2019) is now open.

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Ethnologia Fennica vol. 43 (2016) is now available online, with full open access. The theme of the issue is  "Transnational Practices and Connections in the  Everyday Lives of Migrants and Their Families in Europe", and it includes editorial articles, five peer-reviewed articles, book reviews and conference reports. Read the whole issue here!

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Call for Abstracts for the next issue of Ethnologia Fennica is now open. Send your abstract by February 28th, 2017.

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The study of material culture has been characteristic for ethnology since its establishment as an academic discipline. Over the years, the changes in theoretical and methodological premises have brought new perspectives to the study of material culture, which itself has gone through tremendous changes in modern culture. The purpose of Ethnologia Fennica’s theme issue on material culture is to discuss how material culture is studied in contemporary ethnological research. Article topics may include both modern and traditional material culture, their connections to people’s everyday life and cultural and social changes, and the relationship between material and immaterial culture. We also encourage scholars to discuss methodological and theoretical questions in current ethnological research as well as collaboration between academic research and museum work. Read More Read more about Call for Articles (CLOSED): Ethnologia Fennica 2017 (vol. 44): Material Culture

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