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CURRENT JOURNALS
Arc: The Journal of the School of Religious Studies
Arc is an interdisciplinary, refereed journal published annually by the School of Religious Studies, ɬ. The journal combines the talents of professors and graduate students in offering space for scholarly discussions on various aspects of the academic study of religion.
BOSS
BOSS: The Biannual Online-Journal of Springsteen Studies aims to publish scholarly, peer-reviewed essays pertaining to Bruce Springsteen. This open-access journal seeks to encourage consideration of Springsteen’s body of work primarily through the political, economic, and socio-cultural factors that have influenced his music and shaped its reception. BOSS welcomes broad interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary approaches to Springsteen’s songwriting and performance. The journal aims to secure a place for Springsteen Studies in the contemporary academy.
Canadian Review of Art Education (CRAE)
Canadian Review of Art Education is a refereed journal published twice yearly by the Canadian Society for Education through Art (CSEA). Authors may submit well-crafted manuscripts in English or French on research or issues of interest and benefit to Canadian art educators. CRAE also accepts manuscripts that reflect diverse contexts, perspectives, and methodologies.
Education Libraries
Education Libraries is an electronic, refereed journal of the Special Libraries Association’s (SLA) Education Division. It offers a forum for new and challenging ideas in education and library and information science. It also explores the effect of new technologies on the library profession and library and information curriculum.
FLUX: IRR
Flux: International Relations Review is a peer reviewed undergraduate run academic journal which publishes student international relations research at the end of the fall and winter semesters. The journal publishes work from a broad range of disciplines including historical international relations, foreign policy and foreign affairs, international law and human rights, and international institutions. The online version begins with Volume 9. Volumes 1-8 are available in print format only.
Indian Ocean World Centre Working Papers (IOWCWP)
The Indian Ocean World Centre Working Paper Series explores the past and contemporary history, geography, economy, environment and politics of the Indian Ocean World. The journal encourage contributors to adopt a transnational approach which scrutinizes the links and interactions within the larger Indian Ocean World. However, IOWCWP also welcomes more focused studies concentrating on specific events and areas in the Middle East, East Africa, the Indian Subcontinent, East and Southeast Asia.
International Journal of Whole Person Care
The International Journal of Whole Person Care, published by ɬ's Programs in Whole Person Care, aims to publish work that harmonises the power of modern biomedicine with the potential for healing of every person who seeks the care of a healthcare practitioner.
Journal of the Council for Research on Religion (CREOR)
The Journal of the Council for Research in Religion is a semi-annual online peer-reviewed academic journal that was established in 2019 and is published open access. It is a web-based refereed interdisciplinary journal that publishes articles on all aspects of the scholarly study of religion. Subject matter ranges from the ancient to the contemporary and explores western and non-western perspectives and approaches.
Journal of Indian Ocean World Studies
The Journal of Indian Ocean World Studies (JIOWS) publishes original peer reviewed articles by established and emerging scholars in the social sciences and related disciplines that contribute to an understanding of the Indian Ocean World (IOW) and its constituent parts, from early times to the present day. The IOW is here defined as a macro-region running from Africa to the Far East, comprising both maritime and terrestrial zones.
ɬ GLSA Research Series
The “ɬ GLSA Research Series” is an annual publication after the Graduate Law Student Association (GLSA) Conference. As the conference is organised under a different theme every year, the theme of the publication will also change accordingly, apart from a section devoted to international law.
ɬ Journal of Education / Revue des sciences de l'éducation de ɬ
The ɬ Journal of Education (MJE) promotes an international, multidisciplinary discussion of issues in the field of educational research, theory, and practice. The MJE publishes three issues a year.
ɬ Journal of Global Health
The ɬ Journal of Global Health (formerly known as The Prognosis) is an interdisciplinary student-run and peer-reviewed journal that features research on topics at the intersection of social, biomedical, environmental, global, and local perspectives on health.
ɬ Journal of Medicine
MJM is an international, peer-reviewed publication run entirely by the medical and science students of ɬ. Re-launched in 1994 and again in 2015, the MJM's mandate is to provide students with the opportunity to publish on all aspects of medicine and to open up dialogue on a variety of medical issues including education, practice and research.
ɬ Law Journal / Revue de droit de ɬ
The ɬ Law Journal is a bilingual publication that contributes to legal research and scholarship on topics of significant importance through the publication of outstanding peer-reviewed articles, case comments and book reviews. The journal publishes the work of professors, judges, researchers and practitioners. As a student-run organization, the Journal provides a meeting point for lively exchange between students and members of the legal community by way of annual events, such as symposia and conferences, and through its podcast channel.
Montreal Architectural Review
The Montreal Architectural Review is a peer-reviewed annual publication for scholarship in the history and philosophy of architecture. Based at ɬ, the journal publishes essays and book reviews that investigate the intersections of architecture, philosophy, and literature.
MSURJ: ɬ Science Undergraduate Research Journal
MSURJ welcomes submissions from undergraduate students at ɬ. All articles are peer-reviewed by two or more professors or graduate students from the relevant field; all pieces also undergo rigorous style and copy-editing by our editorial board. MSURJ seeks to publish well-written articles demonstrating scientific acumen as well as accessibility to the general scientific readership.
Recherches Francophones: La revue de l'aielcef
Recherches Francophones est la revue numérique de l’AIELCEF (Association internationale d’étude des littératures et cultures de l’espace francophone) qui remplace l’ancienne revue Les Cahiers du Grelcef (archives disponibles sur ). Fondée en 2020, Recherches Francophones dispose d’un comité de rédaction et d’un comité scientifique renouvelables. Elle édite des textes d’analyse sur les arts, les littératures et les cultures francophones sur la base d’un protocole de rédaction précis et d’une double évaluation par les pairs. Recherches Francophones publie un numéro thématique annuel consécutif à un appel à contribution international et aussi, exceptionnellement, des numéros spéciaux.
Seismica
Seismica is a community-driven, Diamond Open Access journal publishing peer-reviewed research in seismology and earthquake science. Seismica publishes original, novel peer-reviewed research in the fields of seismology, earthquake science, and related disciplines. Seismica is a community-driven, diamond open-access journal. Articles are free to publish and free to read, without a subscription. And authors retain full copyright.
MONOGRAPHS
Coming Back to Life
The collected essays in this volume, which have their genesis in a 2014 colloquium held in Montreal, Quebec, [1] examine the coming back to life thematic within a variety of ancient Mediterranean contexts. The volume's interests lie in the exploration of how antique communities configured, tested, and actualised the boundaries between past and present, mortality and immortality, death and life. Certainly ancient Jewish and Christian notions of the resurrection of the dead—and particularly, Christian beliefs in the resurrection of Jesus—stand as prime examples of the coming back to life thematic. But even here, where the return to life reverses death through the reviving and often transforming of the deceased, there exists a much larger set of assumptions regarding the ontology of past and present, mortality and immortality, death and life: namely, convictions of the potential porosity between distinct modes of existence. Ancient Judeans and Christ-devotees were not alone in negotiating the boundaries between the living and the dead. As the essays in this volume explore, the peoples of the ancient Mediterranean experimented widely with various understandings of death’s permeability.
JOURNAL & CONFERENCE PROCEEDING ARCHIVES
Canadian Journal of Nursing Research
The Canadian Journal of Nursing Research digital archive is an online archive available through the ɬ Library, and hosted by the ɬ Library Digital Collections Program in perpetuity. This archive has been made possible through a Richard M. Tomlinson Digital Library Innovation and Access Award to the ɬ School of Nursing. The Richard M. Tomlinson award recognizes the ongoing contribution and commitment the CJNR has made to the ɬ School of Nursing, and to the development and nursing science in Canada and worldwide.
Presently the digital archive includes all issues from 1969 to 2003. The archives will be continually updated with respect to a three-year moving wall, meaning that all CJNR publications up until the most recent three years will be available. These more recent volumes will be available through our on-line subscription provider, Ingenta Connect.
Fifth Column: The Canadian Student Journal of Architecture
The Fifth Column was a student-run architectural journal at the ɬ School of Architecture. The journal was active from 1980 to 2002. One of the magazine's objectives was to "promote the study and appreciation of a sensitive architecture within the architectural community and general population, thereby positively influencing the development of architecture in Canada."
Fontanus
Founded in 1988, Fontanus: from the collections of ɬ, was conceived as an annual scholarly journal to showcase ɬ Collections, including Library Archives and Museums, through in-depth scholarly articles which interpret or showcase particular collections. Like ɬ's collections, the subject range of the individual articles run the full spectrum from Science, Medicine, Law and the Humanities and Social Sciences. A long standing feature of the journal includes a Notes and Collections update section which provides users with information on new and noteworthy collections acquired by the Library. Each issue is produced with an attractive layout and is richly illustrated.
3rd International Symposium on Mine Safety Science and Engineering
ɬ organized and hosted the 3rd International Symposium on Mine Safety Science and Engineering (ISMS 2016) in Montreal in collaboration with its partners, the University of Science and Technology Beijing, China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing), and Henan Polytechnic University. The symposium was held from August 13 to 19, 2016 with the theme “Operational and Environmental Mine Health and Safety Practice and Innovation.”
Revue ٳéٳܰ
ٳéٳܰ est la revue du Département de langue et littérature françaises (DLLF) de l'Université ɬ. Questions ? Veuillez contacter Michael David Miller, Bibliothécaire en littérature de langue française à la Bibliothèque des sciences humaines et sociales de l'Université ɬ.
ٳéٳܰ is published by ɬ's Departement of French Language and Litterature. Questions? Please contact Michael David Miller, liaison librarian for french literature at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library of ɬ.