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To submit an item for publication in a CES publication, email it in .pdf, Word or Rich Text format to ecozoic.studies@gmail.com.  You may also mail a printed copy to Center for Ecozoic Studies, 2516 Winningham Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 27516, USA. Note, however, that we will not return printed copies that are mailed to us unless you send a self-addressed, stamped return envelope. When you send a submission, please send your contact information, a brief description of yourself that we may use to identify you to our readers, and, preferably, a picture of yourself. Items accepted for publication will be reviewed and edited by the staff of The Ecozoic Reader prior to publication. The author will be consulted on significant revisions but may not be otherwise consulted.

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In most cases, CES, in its publications, follows The Chicago Manual of Style. For references, authors may use either the notes-bibliography style or the author-date style; provided, however, that, if the author uses the notes-bibliography style there is no need to have a bibliography unless the submission is of book length. The “Turabian Manual” (Kate Turabian, et al, A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations) follows The Chicago Manual of Style and may be used by authors. The “Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide” is available here. Items submitted for publication should conform to The Chicago Manual of Style.

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At present The Ecozoic is published annually and around a particular theme.  You may visit this page for a description of the theme for our next issue and deadlines for submissions.

Next Issue of The Ecozoic 

The next issue of The Ecozoic (No. 4) will be on “Thomas Berry’s Work: Development, Difference, Importance, Applications.” We expect to publish this issue in fall 2017. It will consist primarily of papers presented at a Colloquium by the same title held at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on May 28-30, 2014. Submissions for this issue are now closed.

The Ecozoic Review

The Ecozoic Review is published bi-monthly. It includes, news, reflections, reviews and other items pertinent to the transition from economic-industrial to ecological-cultural societies. There are no announced themes for the issues. We welcome new items for publication in The Ecozoic Review and comments on items previously published.

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