Geographical Research is turning 60 in 2022 and you are invited to join the celebration


8th October 2021
By Elaine Stratford

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Guess who’s turning 60!

Geographical Research is the internationally-refereed publication of the Institute of Australian Geographers Incorporated (IAG) created in partnership with Wiley, and 2022 heralds its sixtieth volume.

To mark and celebrate this anniversary year, the journal team, the IAG, and Wiley are joining together to curate a special fifth issue of the journal. That issue will continue to advance innovative, theoretically informed, methodologically rigorous, high-quality work that shows the strength and diversity of all parts of the discipline and be produced in December following publication of the usual February, May, August, and November issues. We are also pioneering a webinar series … but more about that next week!

We are delighted to call for papers for the anniversary issue.

We are keen to receive submissions from academic and practicing professional geographers working far and wide, at all stages of your careers, across all disciplines and in varied sectors from education to government and the private sector. We include in that call, of course, members of the IAG Council, members of the journal editorial board, members of our Twitter community, our Institute Study Groups. 

Papers need to connect to our aims and scope and, for this special publication, might consider some of the following, noting other suggestions are most welcome. Click here to read more about the journal, its editorial team and international editorial board, 2- and 5-year impact factors, and other information.

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Papers must be submitted to our ScholarOne portal by close of business on Friday 4 March 2022, which is 21 weeks from today [8 October 2021]. All will be subject to double blind peer review, and we will organise all reviews to be back to authors by mid-June 2022 for any revisions. Final manuscripts that are accepted must be submitted no later than 4 October 2022 to meet our production schedule. Please send all inquiries to Elaine.Stratford@utas.edu.au in the first instance.

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