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Call for submissions: The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs: An 
Interdisciplinary Journal

The SHAD is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to publishing 
high-quality original academic research, reflection essays and 
reviews in the field of alcohol and drug history, broadly construed. 
We invite authors from a range of disciplines to submit papers on the 
wide range of topics within the journal's purview.

General topics include the manufacture, prohibition, consumption and 
regulation of alcohol, drugs (recreational, pharmaceutical etc), 
tobacco, coffee, and so on.  The disciplinary focus can be broad, 
from economic, business, political, social, cultural history, to 
sociology, anthropology and criminology.  The journal remains a 
history journal, however, so the main focus of the papers need to be 
historical.

The editors are also open to suggestion for special thematic 
issues.  These suggestions should include an idea of whom we could 
approach as guest editors.

SHAD is published under the auspices of the Alcohol and Drug History 
Society (ADHS) twice annually, in the Fall (Issue 1) and in the 
Spring (Issue 2) of each year.

To submit a paper, authors should submit either three copies of a 
printed manuscript by regular mail or one digital version in MS Word 
or WordPerfect format to the Editor-in-Chief.  Digital copies are 
preferred, and will usually be evaluated much more quickly than hard 
copy submissions.  We aspire to have decisions to the authors within 
one or two months of paper submission.

For more information, please contact Dan Malleck, editor-in-chief of 
SHAD at the email address listed below, or view the society's 
website, at the URL listed below.


Dan Malleck, PhD
Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
Editor-in-chief, Social History of Alcohol and Drugs: An 
Interdisciplinary Journal
http://historyofalcoholanddrugs.typepad.com

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