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Offa is named after a legendary king of the Anglo-Saxons reigning over part of Schleswig-Holstein, who was praised for his braveness and wisdom. The early volumes of Offa, which started in 1936, mainly published articles on local Archaeology, but already showing a wide chronological range from Prehistory to the Middle Ages. Archaeology being a trans-regional science, in the course of time numerous scholars from Scandinavia, Western, Central and Eastern Europe presented their results of research.

Today Offa is a renowned international archaeological periodical. Before publication all contributions are peer-reviewed. The articles are published in German or English, with a short summary in both languages. For further information please go to www.offa.nomos.de.

Die Zeitschrift psychosozial beschäftigt sich mit gesellschaftlichen und kulturellen Erfahrungen und deren Zusammenhang mit psychischen Entwicklungen und Dynamiken. Die Zeitschrift fördert den Dialog zwischen den Sozialwissenschaften, den Kulturwissenschaften, der Psychologie und der Psychoanalyse und bietet Raum für Beiträge zur qualitativen, quantitativen sowie theoretisch-konzeptionellen Forschung.

Die 1978 gegründete Zeitschrift erschien zunächst im Rowohlt Verlag, ab 1986 im Beltz Verlag. Seit 1993 erscheint sie im Psychosozial-Verlag mit vier Themenheften pro Jahr. Im Jahr 2014 hat sich die Zeitschrift psychosozial mit der Zeitschrift Psychotherapie und Sozialwissenschaft zusammengeschlossen.

Jedes der Hefte bietet neben den Schwerpunktthemen auch Raum für freie Beiträge und Rezensionen. Alle Beiträge sind peer-reviewed.

Since 1970, Sozialpsychiatrische Informationen has been an interdisciplinary platform for reform-oriented psychiatry.

Reports, research, and discussions in clinical as well as nonclinical areas, complement by book reviews and event information make Sozialpsychiatrische Informationen the most distributed, highest-circulation journal of its kind. The mix of single-topic special issues and issues with articles on different current topics ensures its scientific relevance and topicality.

STADION is the only multilingual academic journal on sports history at international level.

It serves as scholarly platform for well-known historians, but also scholars of other disciplines, such as anthropology, archaeology, education, sociology and philosophy.

STADION is aimed both at experts and at all those who strive for a deeper and more differentiated understanding of sport, play, physical education and physical culture from a historical perspective, including especially journalists and publicists.

For additional information on the editorial board, author guidelines, or the peer review process of Stadion please go to https://www.stadion.nomos.de.

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S+F (Securit y and Peace) is the leading German journal for peace research and security policy. The journal aims to serve as a forum linking civil society and the armed forces in the areas of science and politics comprising of research analysis, insider reports and opinion pieces. Decisions on publication are made on the basis of the contribution made by a text to national and international discussions on peace and security issues; from scientific aspects of arms control, to questions of nation-building in post-war societies.

Every issue of S+F is focussed on a particular theme. In addition to contributions devoted to the central theme, texts addressing general aspects of peace and security research are also published. Contributors can choose whether to have the text evaluated by the editorial team or by way of an external evaluation process (double-blind peer-review).

“Anthropos” – the International Review of Anthropology and Linguistics, has been edited by Anthropos Institute (since 1962 in Sankt Augustin) since 1906 and (in recent years) published biannually. Originally relying on ethnographic contributions of Roman Catholic missionaries, the review evolved and today it is one of the most important anthropological reviews worldwide. It publishes articles on cultural as well as linguistic subjects in several languages, focusing on Cultural Anthropology, (Post-)Colonial Studies, Study of Religion and Linguistics.

For information on the editorial office, author guidelines and the peer review process of Anthropos please go to www.anthropos.nomos.de. 

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Technische Textilien is the international technical publication for purchasing decision-makers and all areas of management (including suppliers) in technical fibers and technical textiles production facilities (e.g. fiber industry, nonwovens industry, car manufacture, making-up of technical textiles, machinery) throughout the world.

The journal Leviathan devotes itself to enlightenment and criticism in the social sciences. It publishes current research and debate on topics drawn from politics, culture, economics, philosophy, law and society.

The journal is read by practitioners from academic research and education, politics and administration as well as communication and media. With its cross-disciplinary and cross-methodological approach it bridges the gap between theory, empirical evidence and political practice.

For further information on the editorial board, author guidelines, or review process please go to www.leviathan.nomos.de. 

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Zeitschrift für Parlamentsfragen contains articles on political issues dealing with representation and legitimation of the political system. The articles provide a broad overview of the functioning of national and regional parliaments as well as a forum for comparative analysis of international parliaments. One stress is on the parliamentary development of different countries. Indices are provided in every issue which makes the ZParl an outstanding reference book for institutional and comparative political studies.

For further information on the editos, author guidelines, or the review process of ZParl please go to www.zparl.nomos.de.

Since 1975, the ›Allgemeine Zeitschrift für Philosophie‹ (General Journal of Philosophy) has been fostering a professional exchange of ideas for all those interested in philosophical thought with three issues per year. In its content, the journal provides a forum for all lines of thought and opinions in philosophy in the entire range of history, geography and doctrines. This openness corresponds to what the journal sees as its mission and the commitment indicated in its name. Respect for the philosophical tradition will open our eyes for anything which is new, which is foreign to us or which has remained foreign and those subjects which have been ignored up to now. In order to provide space for subjects of this nature, one issue of each volume focuses on one specific subject. An international advisory board supports the study of current topics in a worldwide philosophical discourse. Since 2004, a consistent »Double blind peer review« process has been vouching for strict quality standards in the selection of the articles submitted. The language of publication is German.

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The journal addresses all professionals in the social services – social workers, social education workers, educators, scholars, head officials, executives, and chairmen of organizations.

Die Zeitschrift Behindertenpädagogik befasst sich mit behindertenpädagogischen Problemen der Erziehung, der Bildung und des Unterrichts im Vorschulbereich, an allgemeinbildenden und berufsbildenden Schulen, Hochschulen und Fachhochschulen sowie mit der Erwachsenenbildung.

Die Beiträge stammen aus den verschiedenen Forschungs-, Lehr- und Praxisbereichen und sind mit Prävention, Früherkennung, Diagnostik, Pädagogik, Therapie und beruflicher Eingliederung befasst.

The series »Neues Archiv für Niedersachsen«, edited by the Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft zum Studium Niedersachsens e. V., appears twice a year with various themes focused on urban, regional, and state development. Further information about the editorial team, open access publishing, and ordering options can be found at www.nan.nomos.de.

First published in 1948, WSI-Mitteilungen is an academic journal with a political and practical focus. It provides information on new academic research findings in the broad thematic area of ‘work—economics—society’. It promotes interdisciplinary exchange and is intended as a source of knowledge and opinions for those involved in the working world, the economy and politics in practice. It aims to convey complex knowledge in a structured and linguistically appealing way. A professional review procedure guarantees that all essays published in the journal are of a high standard, while the short analyses, comments and contributions on issues relating to praxis that it contains reflect current sociopolitical problems and discuss possible solutions to them.

Subjects regularly dealt with in WSI-Mitteilungen:

• job market policy, social policy and distribution policy

• employment policy

• industrial relations and wage policy

• qualifications policy

• gender and equality policy

• macroeconomics policy, economic policy and financial policy

• European integration and globalisation

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packREPORT is the large German language trade journal for industrial packaging.

packREPORT reports on the newest developments and applications in packaging and wrapping from the technical and economic point of view. Next to consumer good packaging, transportation and protective packaging also belong in this area.

Main focuses are: packaging machinery, packages made from all reusable materials, logistics, design and marketing.

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Journal for Public and Nonprofit Services is a multidisciplinary scientific journal. It provides information, discussions and documentations, and is furthermore the organ of the Federal Public Services - German Section of CEEP e. V. The journal offers comprehensive information on the important area of public companies and provides a forum for practitioners and researchers. It is dedicated to federal, state, and local companies, mixed-economy companies, companies of trade unions, chambers, churches, political parties, foundations and associations, publicly committed companies, cooperative companies and, in particular, enterprises of the independent welfare work. The Journal is a forum for economic, political, and social scientists and legal scholars. The publication of papers and short contributions are examined by a scientific anonymous review process that guarantees a consistently high quality of contributions.

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Soziale Arbeit, founded in 1951, is an independent academic journal which addresses developments in the context of social work. It is one of the most important publication media in its field and is read by teachers, students and researchers in social work and social pedagogy as well as by professionals and managers from associations and institutions.

The journal’s aim is to promote professional development in social work fields by presenting methods and new concepts, in addition to subject-specific practical reports. In the ‘Rundschau’ (Review) section, information from all social fields is compiled. The ‘Tagungskalender’ (Conference Calendar) refers to important events, and the ‘Zeitschriftenbibliographie’ (Bibliography of Journals) lists current articles from professional journals.

Soziale Arbeit is published 11 times a year with an annual focus issue published as a double issue. All scholarly articles submitted for publication in the journal undergo a double-blind peer review process. The editorial board is supported in an advisory capacity by a professional advisory board consisting of individuals from associations, universities, politics and administrative bodies. The journal cooperates with the academic societies of social work from Germany (DGSA) and Austria (OGSA). All social work contributions are indexed in the literature database DZI SoLit.

"World Comparative Law / VRU" analyses developments in constitutional and public law in states and regions outside Europe and North America (in what used be called the ‘Third World’) as well as their regional and international integration. Founded in 1968 and inspired by the ideals of ‘decolonization’ and fair cooperation, the Journal also has a special interest in the entanglements between ‘Global South’ and ‘Global North’, including the presence of the ‘South in the North’. Looking beyond the surface of globalization, ‘World Comparative Law / VRU’ promotes scholarship that uncovers the particularities of legal configurations as well as their interdependencies in an interconnected world.

The journal seeks to publish theoretically and historically informed studies of law in context, but is equally open to contributions from social sciences and from practitioners. It has a particular interest in analyses that compare several legal orders but is equally attentive to studies in international law and its impact on Asia, Africa and Latin America as well as comparative international law.

“World Comparative Law / VRU" addresses authors and readers on all world regions and aims to serve as a forum of mutual exchange. It publishes research articles, shorter reports about current events or conferences as well as book reviews.

All manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer-review. The journal is published quarterly and welcomes contributions in English, and exceptionally in German, Spanish and French.

For additional information on the editorial staff, author guidelines, or the peer review process of World Comparative Law / VRU, please go to www.vrue.nomos.de.