Call for Submissions
2021-2022
2021-2022
The Georgia Association of Historians represents all historians operating in the State of Georgia in any capacity whatsoever, and its journal, the Journal of the Georgia Association of Historians (JGAH) continues that representation by offering a peer-reviewed publication venue to all historians working in the state or surrounding states and to all participants at the association’s annual conference.
Submissions are accepted in all fields of history and historical pedagogy, and they will be reviewed by two anonymous referees prior to a final decision on publication.
Anyone working professionally in any field of history is welcome to contribute, including but not limited to academic historians, public historians, secondary history teachers, and advanced graduate students. Undergraduate papers, however, are not accepted.
Potential articles should be prepared in a recent version of Microsoft Word. They should be double-spaced and conform in style to the latest edition of either Turabian’s Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations or the Chicago Manual of Style, as well as the JGAH Author Guide, which may be found online at http://www.gahistorians. org/publications.html.
The journal is published annually and distributed around the time of the annual GAH Conference in February of each year. Late spring or early summer submissions are preferred, but papers submitted by the end of September may be eligible for publication in the next issue, depending on the time required by reviewers and the extent of author revisions, if any, that are necessary.
Electronic submissions are preferred, but papers may be submitted to the editor in hard copy.
Direct all proposed articles to:
Mark A. Smith, Editor
Journal of the Georgia Association of Historians
Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Fort Valley State University
Fort Valley, GA 31030-4313
smithm01@fvsu.edu
Submissions are accepted in all fields of history and historical pedagogy, and they will be reviewed by two anonymous referees prior to a final decision on publication.
Anyone working professionally in any field of history is welcome to contribute, including but not limited to academic historians, public historians, secondary history teachers, and advanced graduate students. Undergraduate papers, however, are not accepted.
Potential articles should be prepared in a recent version of Microsoft Word. They should be double-spaced and conform in style to the latest edition of either Turabian’s Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations or the Chicago Manual of Style, as well as the JGAH Author Guide, which may be found online at http://www.gahistorians. org/publications.html.
The journal is published annually and distributed around the time of the annual GAH Conference in February of each year. Late spring or early summer submissions are preferred, but papers submitted by the end of September may be eligible for publication in the next issue, depending on the time required by reviewers and the extent of author revisions, if any, that are necessary.
Electronic submissions are preferred, but papers may be submitted to the editor in hard copy.
Direct all proposed articles to:
Mark A. Smith, Editor
Journal of the Georgia Association of Historians
Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Fort Valley State University
Fort Valley, GA 31030-4313
smithm01@fvsu.edu