Citizenship  Studies  

Call  for  Proposals  –  Special  Issues  for  2016     The  Editors  of  the  journal  Citizenship  Studies  invite  proposals  for  Special  Issues.  Two   Special  Issues  will  be  published  in  a  2017  issue  of  the  journal.       Proposals   relating   to   any   dimension   of   citizenship   studies   research   are   welcome.     Normally,   Special   Issues   consist   of   seven   articles   as   well   as   an   article   length   Introduction.   Guest   Editor(s)   will   work   with   a   member   of   the   Editorial   Team   to   assemble  a  Special  Issue  that  meets  the  highest  scholarly  standards.  Responsibilities   of   Guest   Editor(s)   include   commissioning   articles,   overseeing   the   peer   review   process,   and   editing   and   assembling   the   manuscripts   according   to   the   journal’s   editorial  and  style  guidelines.  Guest  Editor(s)  must  be  prepared  to  deliver  the  final   copy  of  the  Special  Issue  by  1  March  2017.     Proposals  should  include  the  following  information:     1. Title  of  Special  Issue     2. Name,  affiliation,  contact  details,  and  short  bio  of  Guest  Editor(s)   3. Brief  statement  about  the  issue  theme  (350  words)   4. A  rationale  justifying  the  proposal  (350  words)   5. Titles,  abstracts,  and  five  keywords  of  all  the  papers  (250  words  each)     6. Names,  affiliation,  and  contact  details  of  each  contributor     Proposals   are   to   be   submitted   by   March  1,  2016   and   the   results   of   the   competition   will  be  announced  in  April  2016.  Proposals  and  correspondence  should  be  directed   to  Peter  Nyers,  Co-­‐Chief  Editor:  [email protected]           For   more   information   about   Citizenship   Studies,   consult   the   journal’s   webpage:   http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ccst20/current#.UtQlNPbhGHk       We  look  forward  to  hearing  from  you.     Engin  F.  Isin   Peter  Nyers   Bryan  S.  Turner