Appel ouvert à articles : Sociology of Islam Journal

We publish the Sociology of Islam Journal with Brill: http://www.brill.com/publications/journals/sociology-islam.  This journal is a peer-reveiwed academic journal on social, political and economic transformations in Muslim Societies and the Middle East. We welcome theoretically and empirically grounded sociological articles. For example, those related to:

• Social Movements
• Development
• Culture and Social Structure
• Socialization
• Social Groups and Formal Organizations
• Deviance and Crime
• Social Stratification
• Inequalities
• Race and Ethnicity
• Political and Economic Power
• The Family
• Education
• Medicine
• Population
• Environment
• Religion
• Secularism
• Neoliberalism
• Gender
• Media
• Human Rights
• Social Problems
• Transnational and Comparative Sociology
• Democratization and Social Change

Although we are a sociology journal, we accept articles from the fields of Sociology, International Studies, Political Science, Anthropology, Geography, Economics, Islamic and Middle East Studies, History, Religious Studies, Gender and Women Studies and other sub-fields within the broader sociological framework.

The study of muslim societies is a new and developing sub-discipline within sociology. As a result, we receive many submissions and we seek to treat each individually and carefully. This takes a considerable amount of time.

Therefore, we invite you to if you are interested in reviewing an article for us and developing a collegial relationship with our journal please email us your affiliation and your areas of expertise. We will be happy to add your name to our reviewers database; however, alternatively, you can add your name to our database yourself: http://www.editorialmanager.com/soi/

You will also find the first issue at the following homepage: http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/content/journals/22131418

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact one of our journal editors:

• Tugrul Keskin, Portland State University – tugrulkeskin@pdx.edu
• Gary Wood, Virginia Tech – garywood@vt.edu
• Joshua Hendrick, Loyola University of Maryland – jdhendrick@loyola.edu
• Najm al-Din Yousefi, California State University, Chico – nyousefi@csuchico.edu
• Armando Salvatore, University of Naples – salvatore@fosr.net
• Ed Webb, Dickinson College – ed.webb@gmail.com
• Mustafa Gurbuz, University of South Florida – gurbuz@usf.edu