$7 if ordering from the Americas (except US and Canada).£10 postage will be added if ordering from within the EU.Postage will be added at the following rates for other regions:
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Journal postage is free within the UK, US and Canada.
Potential contributors should send a 200-word abstract to Editor Russ Bestley.
publishing, journalism and fanzine cultures. concepts of independence and DIY cultures. transgression and subcultural opposition. politics, community, gender, sexuality, class and race issues. practices of production, distribution and consumption/reception. Topics for articles may include (but are not limited to): exhibitions, albums, gigs and festivals). Reviews can be between 1,000 and 2,000 words and should be of newly (or very recently) published books or punk/post-punk-related publications and events (e.g. Articles should be between 6,000 and 8,000 words in length. We particularly encourage articles discussing regional and international differentiation and contemporary developments in punk and post-punk scenes and subcultures. We welcome articles exploring punk’s impact on the wider culture beyond music, including the arts, ethnography, sociology, politics, fashion, history, musicology and pedagogy. It explores the music, fashion, art, politics and culture of punk that were established during the mid-to-late 1970s and subsequently developed through the ensuing years and decades.Īs well as university-based researchers, Punk & Post-Punk invites submissions from independent scholars and anyone with a serious, critical view of the field. Punk & Post-Punk is a peer-reviewed academic journal aimed at the international communities engaged with punk and post-punk subcultures. Peer Review Process & Instructions DownloadĪll articles submitted should be original work and must not be under consideration by other publications.
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