How to make submissions to Sudan Studies for South Sudan and Sudan

The members of the Editorial Board are:

Ms Charlotte Martin (Honorary Editor)
Ms Jane Hogan
Dr Douglas Johnson
Rev. Andrew Wheeler
Prof. Peter Woodward
Mr Aly Verjee

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

Charlotte Martin, Honorary Editor, Sudan Studies, 72 Castle Road, Colchester CO1 1UN
sudanstudies@sssuk.org

Notes for contributors to Sudan Studies
SSSUK welcomes notes and articles intended for publication. Submissions are 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 font and single spaced and should normally be submitted as Microsoft Word files (or equivalent Open Document Format) 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.