The Essex Graduate Journal

Volumes


Vol. 10
(2010)


Vol. 9
(2009)


Vol. 8
(2008)


Vols 7.1 and 7.2
(2007)


Vol. 6
(2006)


Vol. 5
(2005)


Vol. 4
(2004)


Vol. 3
(2000)


Vol. 2
(1997)


Vol. 1
(1995)

Founder: John Scott
Editor: Michael Halewood

The Essex Graduate Journal of Sociology was established by Professor John Scott as an outlet for the work of Essex-based postgraduate students, allowing them to present their ideas for wider discussion among other graduates, researchers and academics. Articles present provisional ideas and research results, suggestions for further research and plans of work. All contributions are refereed prior to acceptance.

The articles here are all authored by current or recent PhD and Masters students from the Department of Sociology at the University of Essex and represent a small sample of graduate work in the Department. Most have been presented at our annual doctoral conference. There have been around 40 PhDs awarded in the last 3 years to students in the Department and there over 100 PhD students registered at any one time. Lists of titles of recently completed theses are held by the University Library and copies of any of these can be ordered through inter-library loans.

Call for Submission 2011

Articles that Essex graduate students wish to have considered for publication in the journal should follow the general style guidelines and submission instructions set out in the 2011 call for papers.

Timetable for 2011 submissions:

  • Submission Deadline: April 26th 2011
  • Comments received by Authors: 9th May 2011
  • Final revised papers re-submitted by 6th June 2011 in time for publication in September 2011.

The editors reserve the right to make minor stylistic and editorial changes to articles prior to publication. Final copies of accepted articles should be supplied in Word format or as a straight text file. Please try to avoid large numbers of endnotes.

All material is copyright the authors and is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 UK: England & Wales Licence. This means that authors are free to reprint their article, use it as the basis for other publications or submit it to an institutional or other repository.

Further copies of this journal may be obtained from the editorial address at a cost of £5 including posting and packing. Cheques should be made payable to ‘University of Essex’.

Address for all correspondence

The Editor
Essex Graduate Journal of Sociology
Department of Sociology
University of Essex
Wivenhoe Park
Colchester CO4 3SQ

Other Student Journals at Essex University

IDEATE - our undergraduate journal
The Department of Sociology is renowned for its research excellence; we were ranked joint 1st nationally in the 2008 UK Research Assessment Exercise, with 90% of our research judged to be of international standard. We take our student research no less seriously than that of academic staff and IDEATE showcases and celebrates the very best of our undergraduate work, including essays, projects, presentations and non-assessed, more exploratory pieces.
Estro - Essex student research online
Estro is an online multi-disciplinary academic journal, run by and for University of Essex students. The journal is dedicated to the publication of high quality undergraduate and postgraduate writing, creating accessible and engaging content for a non-specialist student readership. Estro encourages and celebrates student research by providing students with valuable early experience of academic publishing and the peer review process.

Last modified on 04 April 2011