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“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.

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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.

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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.