Sudan Studies

Sudan Studies

Sudan Studies, ISSN 0952-049X, is a non-peer-reviewed journal published twice yearly by SSSUK and distributed free to members of the Society. Views expressed in notes, articles and reviews published in Sudan Studies are not necessarily those held by the SSSUK or the Editor and Editorial Board. Articles are published to promote discussion and further scholarship in Sudan and South Sudan studies. We are also keen to review recently published books on Sudan and South Sudan in any of their aspects.

Editorship

The Editor is Charlotte Martin, and the members of the Editorial Board are: Ms Jane Hogan, Dr Douglas Johnson, Rev Andrew Wheeler, Ms Charlotte Martin, Professor Peter Woodward, and Mr Aly Verjee.

All correspondence, articles and features relating to Sudan Studies should be addressed to:

  • Charlotte Martin,
  • Hon Editor,
  • Sudan Studies,
  • 72 Castle Road,
  • Colchester,
  • CO1 1UN.
  • Email: sudanstudies@sssuk.org
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Notes for contributors

SSSUK welcomes notes and articles intended for publication, to be assessed by the Editorial Board. The maximum length of an article is 5,000 words including footnotes; longer articles may be accepted for publication in two or more parts. Notes and articles should be typed in Times New Roman and single spaced and should normally be submitted as Microsoft Word files and sent to the editor as an e-mail attachment. Maps, diagrams and photographs should be of high definition and sent as separate files, with a file name corresponding directly to the figure or plate number in the text. Any bibliographies should be in Harvard style. SSSUK retains the right to edit articles for reasons of space or clarity, and consistency of style and spelling.

It is helpful to have some relevant details about the author (2-3 lines), e.g. any post held, or time spent in Sudan or South Sudan, and connection with the topic being discussed.

 

Access for readers

  • You can browse the contents of all issues of Sudan Studies by downloading the searchable summaries for Nos 1-30 and 31ff provided through the links below.
  • You can also search for anything in any issue of Sudan Studies (and on our other website pages) by doing a Google search. In the Google search box type site:sssuk.org before your search term(s).
  • Issues from before the last two years are licensed under Creative Commons (see stamp on individual issues for the exact license.) They can be downloaded by anyone, using the links below. This is free and readers are cordially invited to join the Society if they are not already members.
  • Issues from the last two years are available electronically to members who have a website login, using the links below. (Contact the website manager if you are a member but do not have a website login.)
  • New issues are sent in hard copy to current members.

 

 

 

 

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