Issue 33 – October 2020
TOPICS: combating violent extremism, conflict-handling styles, reading conflicts, Afghanistan
Coordinator:
Christian Chereji and Ciprian Sandu
Content – Sommaire:
Archive
Call for paper – CSQ33
CSQ33 is scheduled to be published in October 2020. We are now receiving manuscripts, which should be related to conflict analysis and management, study cases on organizational and international conflicts, mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
Regarding the articles submitted for CSQ33, we have the following information:
1. Due to an overwhelming submission and publication of Boko Haram-related articles, we will stop for the moment accepting articles on this topic.
2. Due to the overwhelming submission and publication of articles related to Nigeria, we will prioritize articles that will cover other countries/regions.
3. CSQ will prioritize the articles covering topics such as traditional conflict management practices, conflict analysis of large-scale conflicts or articles of methodology and analysis of negotiation and mediation techniques, organizational conflict or related to public policy.
The Conflict Studies Quarterly (CSQ) is published and supervised by a group of scholars of the Conflict Studies Center, affiliated to the College of Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences at Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The journal was developed as a response to the scarcity of publications on conflict analysis and management in Romania. It is, at this time, the only journal that covers this field.
CSQ is already listed in EBSCO, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in Thomson Reuters’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). The journal remains under evaluation for possible coverage in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), SCOPUS, Cabell’s Directories, Proquest, Journalseek and JSTOR.
Those of you who want to contribute should send a title and a 400 words description of their proposed article by the August 15, 2020. The complete article is expected no later than 1st of September 2020.
Please send your proposal at ciprian.sandu@fspac.ro.
Issue 32 – July 2020
TOPICS: Gukurahundi, Niger Delta Oil Exploration, North Caucasus, US-Taliban peace talks
Coordinator:
Christian Chereji and Ciprian Sandu
Content – Sommaire:
Call for paper – CSQ32
CSQ32 is scheduled to be published in July 2020. We are now receiving manuscripts, which should be related to conflict analysis and management, study cases on organizational and international conflicts, mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
Regarding the articles submitted for CSQ32, we have the following information:
1. Due to an overwhelming submission and publication of Boko Haram-related articles, we will stop for the moment accepting articles on this topic.
2. Due to the overwhelming submission and publication of articles related to Nigeria, we will prioritize articles that will cover other countries/regions.
3. CSQ will prioritize the articles covering topics such as traditional conflict management practices, conflict analysis of large-scale conflicts or articles of methodology and analysis of negotiation and mediation techniques, organizational conflict or related to public policy.
The Conflict Studies Quarterly (CSQ) is published and supervised by a group of scholars of the Conflict Studies Center, affiliated to the College of Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences at Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The journal was developed as a response to the scarcity of publications on conflict analysis and management in Romania. It is, at this time, the only journal that covers this field.
CSQ is already listed in EBSCO, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in Thomson Reuters’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). The journal remains under evaluation for possible coverage in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), SCOPUS, Cabell’s Directories, Proquest, Journalseek and JSTOR.
Those of you who want to contribute should send a title and a 400 words description of their proposed article by the May 15, 2020. The complete article is expected no later than May 25, 2020.
Please send your proposal at ciprian.sandu@fspac.ro.
Issue 31 – April 2020
TOPICS: Online conflict, radicalization, Herdsmen-Farmers conflict, South Sudan, Roma women
Coordinator:
Christian Chereji and Ciprian Sandu
Content – Sommaire:
Issue 30 – January 2020
TOPICS: Youth empowerment, Cooperation and conflict prevention, Boko Haram
Coordinator:
Christian Chereji and Ciprian Sandu
Content – Sommaire:
Call for paper – CSQ31
CSQ31 is scheduled to be published in April 2020. We are now receiving manuscripts, which should be related to conflict analysis and management, study cases on organizational and international conflicts, mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
Regarding the articles submitted for CSQ31, we have the following information:
1. Due to an overwhelming submission and publication of Boko Haram-related articles, we will stop for the moment accepting articles on this topic.
2. Due to the overwhelming submission and publication of articles related to Nigeria, we will prioritize articles that will cover other countries/regions.
3. CSQ will prioritize the articles covering topics such as traditional conflict management practices, conflict analysis of large-scale conflicts or articles of methodology and analysis of negotiation and mediation techniques, organizational conflict or related to public policy.
The Conflict Studies Quarterly (CSQ) is published and supervised by a group of scholars of the Conflict Studies Center, affiliated to the College of Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences at Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The journal was developed as a response to the scarcity of publications on conflict analysis and management in Romania. It is, at this time, the only journal that covers this field.
CSQ is already listed in EBSCO, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in Thomson Reuters’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). The journal remains under evaluation for possible coverage in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), SCOPUS, Cabell’s Directories, Proquest, Journalseek and JSTOR.
Those of you who want to contribute should send a title and a 400 words description of their proposed article by the 1st of February, 2020. The complete article is expected no later than February 25, 2020.
Please send your proposal at ciprian.sandu@fspac.ro.
Issue 29 – October 2019
TOPICS: Ansaroul Insurgency, Youth Extremism, Kurds, Liberia’s Civil War, UN Security Council
Coordinator:
Christian Chereji and Ciprian Sandu
Content – Sommaire:
Call for papers – CSQ 30
The 30th issue of the Conflict Studies Quarterly is scheduled to be published in January 2020. We are now receiving manuscripts, which should be related to conflict analysis and management, study cases on organizational and international conflicts, mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
Regarding the articles submitted for CSQ30, we have the following information:
1. Due to an overwhelming submission and publication of Boko Haram-related articles, we will stop for the moment accepting articles on this topic.
2. Due to the overwhelming submission and publication of articles related to Nigeria, we will prioritize articles that will cover other countries/regions.
3. CSQ will prioritize the articles covering topics such as traditional conflict management practices, conflict analysis of large-scale conflicts or articles of methodology and analysis of negotiation and mediation techniques, organizational conflict or related to public policy.
The Conflict Studies Quarterly (CSQ) is published and supervised by a group of scholars of the Conflict Studies Center, affiliated to the College of Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences at Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The journal was developed as a response to the scarcity of publications on conflict analysis and management in Romania. It is, at this time, the only journal that covers this field.
CSQ is already listed in EBSCO, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in Thomson Reuters’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). The journal remains under evaluation for possible coverage in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), SCOPUS, Cabell’s Directories, Proquest, Journalseek and JSTOR.
Those of you who want to contribute should send a title and a 400 words description of their proposed article by 1st of November, 2019. The complete article is expected no later than November 25, 2019.
Please send your proposal at ciprian.sandu@fspac.ro.
Issue 28 – July 2019
TOPICS: Arbitration, BATNA, democracy and security, conflict resolution
Coordinator:
Christian Chereji and Ciprian Sandu
Content – Sommaire: