The Journal of Cambridge Studies (JCS) is a recognized quarterly registered and published in the UK. Since its first volume, published in 2006, JCS has undergone steady development and enjoyed a growing readership. The scope of JCS now covers a range of humanities and social science subjects including education, linguistics, sociology, philosophy, history, as well as other research fields having a strong inter-disciplinary nature.

In contrast to previous volumes, JCS 2009-2010 will focus on a selection of topics of particular scholarly value, which encompass interdisciplinary dialogue and the combination of theory and practice.

We are calling for papers related to the following topics:

• The Mission of the University: Drawing Insights from Cambridge
• Darwin and Evolution: A Reassessment in the New Century
• Science and Humanities: C. P. Snow's the Two Cultures in Retrospect
• Contemporary Revaluation of Classical Knowledge

Requirements for manuscript submission:

• Language: English
• Type:Articles, interview transcriptions, or book reviews
• Word limit: Not exceeding 8,000
• Typesetting: Refer to JCS website for details
• Submission: Electronic format only. Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

In contrast to previous volumes, JCS 2009-2010 will focus on a selection of topics of particular scholarly value, which encompass interdisciplinary dialogue and the combination of theory and practice.

JCS cordially welcomes contributions from academics and experts from related fields. All enquiries should be sent to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

We look forward to your contribution to JCS 2009-2010!

Editorial Board,
Journal of Cambridge Studies
March, 2009

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