Section Policies
Editorial
Editorials are 1000-6000 words (including endnotes, bibliography, and caption text), and are solicited by the editorial board.
Editors:
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Graham St John
Open Submissions | Indexed | Peer Reviewed |
Feature Articles
Manuscripts submitted to be published as Feature Articles must be between 6000-9000 words in length (including endnotes, captions and references). They must also include a 150 word maximum abstract. If exceeding 9000 words, submitted manuscripts will be returned to authors.
Editors:
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Graham St John
Open Submissions | Indexed | Peer Reviewed |
Transpositions
This section features foreign-language articles, selected for their quality and contribution to EDMC scholarship, in translation into English. While it is currently beyond the logistical capacities of Dancecult to provide peer-reviewing, editing, and the publication of articles in multiple foreign languages, this new translation project promises to introduce prominent and ground-breaking foreign-language EDMC scholarship to a wider readership, while also increasing the international exposure of non-Anglophone scholars. The articles to be translated for this section are usually selected by the Foreign Languages Editor (FLE), in consultation with the Executive Editor; nonetheless, the FLE will gladly accept suggestions of articles to consider for translation. Email to Moses Iten: moses@dancecult.net
Editors
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Moses Iten
Open Submissions | Indexed | Peer Reviewed |
Conversations
Conversations are directly solicited by the editorial board, and are designed to provoke dialogue concerning contemporary issues in the field.
Editors
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Graham St John
Open Submissions | Indexed | Peer Reviewed |
From the Floor
Our "From The Floor" section hosts imaginative submissions reviewed by Dancecult editors (that is, submissions are not typically subject to blind peer-review). Submissions include field reports, mini-ethnographies, photo-essays and interviews. Pieces for this section should be between 750-2500 words in length. Rather than written in the style of an article with formal analysis and many citations, FTF pieces are more conversational or blog-like in style, and may consist of experimental and creative reportage styles across the field of EDM. They may include substantive multimedia components.
Editors
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Dave Payling
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Moses Iten
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Graham St John
Open Submissions | Indexed | Peer Reviewed |
Reviews
Book, screen, conference, festival and exhibition reviews relating to electronic music and dance culture studies (1500 words maximum). For reviewing ideas and suggestions, contact Reviews Editor Anita Jóri: anita@dancecult.net.
Editors
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Anita Jóri
Open Submissions | Indexed | Peer Reviewed |