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The African Prospect is a journal published by the International Institute for Justice and Development Inc. (IIJD) designed to foster increased discussion of the underlying causes of poverty, and enhance the debate of possible solutions. Founded in October of 2006, The African Prospect was initiated by the 2006 International Conference on the State of Affairs in Africa held in Boston, MA on October 26-28th 2006. |
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The African Prospect is committed to fostering diverse academic dialogue that draws on original research and first hand experience. To that end, in addition to scholarly work completed by academics and professionals, we encourage the contribution of both graduate and undergraduate work. A high level of diversity in contributions, we believe, is vital to the search for fresh and innovative solutions to the underlying causes of poverty in Africa and the challenges our world faces. |
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| Volume 1, Issue 1 | ||
This issue of The African Prospect features a selection of essays submitted to the International Conference on the State of Affairs in Africa (ICSAA) hosted and sponsored by the Internationaleld in Boston, MA, on October 26-28th 2006. It includes the remarks by the President of Liberia, Her Excellency Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf. Other notable authors include: Dr. Alan W. White, the Chief Investigator for the UN Special Court for Sierra Leone; Dr. Muhammed Tawfiq Ladan, the Presidential Commissioner of the Reform of Administration of Justice in Nigeria; Dr. Eve Sandberg, the President of Strategic Research Inc. and Associate Professor of Politics at Oberlin College; and Francis M. Ssekandi, a former Justice of Appeal for the Ugandan Supreme Court and presently a Lecturer in Law at Columbia University School of Law. |
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| CALL FOR PAPERS: | |
The International Institute for Justice and Development (IIJD), Inc. invites professionals, graduate students, and undergraduate students that have completed independent study or thesis work pertaining to the contemporary pursuit of justice and development in Africa to submit their work for inclusion in the next issue, Volume 1, Issue 2, of The African Prospect. |
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Download the "Call for Papers" in PDF. |
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| SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: | |
Papers submitted to The African Prospect do not need to be expressly written for the journal; in fact, we prefer that students submit thesis or independent study work that they have already completed. Papers should be no more than 25 double spaced pages in 12 point Times New Roman font, and may be a selection from a larger work. All papers must adhere to the standard format and citation guidelines of either the American Psychological Association (APA) or the Modern Language Association (MLA). To submit a paper, send an e-mail to theafricanprospect@iijd.org with the document in an attachment. |
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Once submitted, all papers will be reviewed anonymously by the Board of Editors. All authors that submit work will be contacted regardless of whether or not their submission is chosen for inclusion in the publication. Original copyright holders retain and reserve all rights for individual works. |
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| Layout / Design: | Editor In Chief: | Advertising and Public Relations |
| Renee Frojo | Carole Copeland Thaomas | Rebecca Feldman |
| Executivre Editor: | Editorial Staff: | Distribution: |
| Edward Song | Jacquelin L. Forman | IIJD, Inc |
| Julia M. Hudson | ||
| Andrew W. Maki | ||
| ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY: | ||
The African Prospect invites institutions and publications that seek to foster increased discourse and action in the field of international development and justice sector reform to purchase advertisement space within the pages of the upcoming journal. For advertisement size specifications, projected circulation, and rate information please contact us via e-mail. |
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
The African Prospect
The International Institute for Justice and Development
PO.Box 170594
Boston, MA 02117
Telephone: (781) 224-9500 Fax: (781) 224-3300
E-mail: communications@iijd.org |
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