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African American Philosophy. Editor: J. Everet Green, Rockland Community College, USA.
     AFAM is soliciting manuscripts in all areas of African-American Philosophy and on emerging paradigms within the tradition. These may be monographs or collective volumes. Monographs on W.E.B. DuBois, Alain L. Locke, Angela Davis, Joyce Mitchell Cook, Roy D. Morrison, Martin Luther King, Jr., William R. Jones, and others are welcome. Studies investigating issues central to African-American Philosophy are also sought, as are studies that link African-American Philosophy to other philosophical traditions. The editors are especially interested in conference proceedings focusing on African-American Philosophy. Link to Rodopi's webpage for AFAM.

Central European Value Studies. Editor: Emil Visnovsky, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia. 
     CEVS is a pluralistic project that makes available to the English-speaking world books in all areas of value inquiry that originate in Central Europe or that deal with its major philosophical traditions, especially those of German-speaking thinkers. VIBS webpage for CEVS. Link to Rodopi's webpage for CEVS.

Cognitive Science. Editor: Francesc Forn i Argimon, Spain.
     CS provides an original corpus of scholarly work that makes explicit the import of cognitive-science research for philosophical analysis. Topics include the nature, structure, and justification of knowledge, cognitive architectures and development, brain-mind theories, and consciousness. Link to Rodopi's webpage for CS.

Contemporary Russian Philosophy. Editor: William C. Gay, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA.
    CRP explores a variety of perspectives in and on philosophy as it is currently being practiced in Russia, featuring collaborative works by Russians and Americans, collections of essays by Russians, and monographs by Russians. Link to Rodopi's webpage for CRP.

Daisaku Ikeda Studies. Editor: currently vacant.
     DIS investigates the full range of philosophical thought of Daisaku Ikeda, philosopher, poet, photographer, peace advocate, and founder of educational and cultural centers around the world. Link to Rodopi's webpage for DIS.

Development Ethics. Editor: Heta Aleksandra Gylling, University of Helsinki, Finland.
     

Gilson Studies. Editor: Peter A. Redpath, St. John's University, USA.
     GS revisits Gilson’s prodigious scholarship to: (1) help keep it alive for future generations, (2) familiarize readers with Gilsonian humanism, and (3) foster among contemporary and future intellectuals a greater appreciation of the philosophical and Thomistic realism that was part of the life blood of Gilson’s method of philosophizing. Link to Rodopi's webpage for GS.

Hartman Institute Axiology Studies. Co-Editors: Rem B. Edwards, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA, and C. Stephen Byrum, Mountain, Tennessee, USA.
     HIAS is a scholarly project of the R.S. Hartman Institute, which is devoted to the study, development, and application of the formal axiology initiated by Robert S. Hartman. Link to Rodopi's webpage for HIAS.

Histories and Addresses of Philosophical Societies. Editor: Richard T. Hull, Professor Emeritus of SUNY at Buffalo, USA.
     HAPS preserves the presidential and other major addresses of philosophical societies. The intellectual and biographical contexts of the documents are provided so that the volumes contribute to the vitality and continuity of thought as well as to its history. Link to Rodopi's webpage for HAPS.

Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Co-Editors: Alan Milchman and Alan Rosenberg, Queens College, City University of New York, USA.
     HGS philosophically examines the significance of the Holocaust prospectively as well as retrospectively. Its volumes direct critical thinking to the world that has been transformed by the Holocaust into systematic dehumanization and mass death. Link to Rodopi's webpage for HGS.

Indigenous Philosophies of the Americas. Editor: Anne Waters, University of New Mexico, USA.
     Link to Rodopi's webpage for IPA

Nordic Value Studies. Editor: Matti Häyry, University of Helsinki, Finland.
     NVS, in cooperation with the Philosophical Society of Finland, makes available outstanding philosophical works related to the intellectual traditions and cultural interests of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Link to Rodopi's webpage for NVS.

Personalist Studies. Editor: Thomas F. Woods
     PS invites manuscripts that contribute to serious discussion about what it means to be a person and the implications of taking personal categories seriously. The Personalist tradition in philosophy encompasses a wide variety of approaches and methods; but all share the conviction that personal dimensions of our being are definitive of our humanity and that personal dimensions of being human offer clues to the ordering of reality. We seek manuscripts that draw on philosophical discipline and transdisciplinary conversation to confront problems confronted by persons in the world--and to do so in language that is comprehensible beyond the boundaries of academic philosophy narrowly defined. Link to Rodopi webpage for PS. 

Philosophies of the Caribbean. Editor: Eddy Souffrant, Marquette University, USA.

Philosophy and Psychology. Editor: Mark Letteri, Windsor, Ontario.
     PAP publishes philosophical works on the humanistic and valuational areas of psychology, including psychotherapy, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, counseling, the anthropology of consciousness, and the life of the unconscious. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PAP.

Philosophy and Religion. Editor: Kenneth A. Bryson, University College of Cape Breton, Canada.
     PAR is dedicated to a critical study of religious attitudes, values, and beliefs. PAR welcomes a wide variety of philosophical approaches to general and specific topics arising from the whole spectrum of religious traditions.  VIBS webpage for PAR. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PAR.

Philosophy and Women. Editor: Adrienne McEvoy, Mansfield University, USA.
     PW explores intersections between philosophy and women's studies. Themes include feminist philosophy, the works of women philosophers, and philosophical analyses of women's issues. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PW.

Philosophy in Latin America. Editor: Arleen Salles, Montclair State University, USA.
    PLA is concerned with all areas of philosophical activity and value inquiry  in Latin America. Its goal is to introduce the core content of Latin American philosophy to English-speaking readers.  Link to Rodopi's webpage for PLA.

Philosophy in Spain. Editor: John R. Welch, St. Louis University Madrid Campus, Spain.
     PSP was founded to bring Spanish philosophy to the attention of English-speaking philosophers. PSP seeks outstanding works by classic and contemporary Spanish thinkers as well as books on Spanish philosophy. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PSP.

Philosophy of Education. Editor: George Allan, Dickinson College, and Malcolm Evans, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.
     PHED welcomes under its interdisciplinary and cosmopolitan umbrella books on contemporary, recurrent, traditional, and non-traditional themes in the philosophy of education. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PHED.

Philosophy of Peace. Editor: William Gay, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA.
     POP, in conjunction with Concerned Philosophers for Peace, explores socio-political and ethical perspectives on modern warfare, peacemaking, and conflict resolution, including the many forms of domestic and global violence, such as sexism, racism, and classism. VIBS webpage for POP.  Link to Rodopi's webpage for POP.

Philosophy of Sex and Love. Editor: Adrienne McEvoy, Mansfield University, USA.
     PSL publishes philosophical works dealing with sexuality, love, friendship, gender, marriage, and related topics. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PSL.

Post-Communist European Thought. Editor: Dane R. Gordon, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA.
    PCET presents the range and strength of philosophy as practiced in the formerly communist countries of Europe. Link to Rodopi's webpage for PCET.

Social Philosophy. Editor: Andrew FitzGibbon, SUNY Cortland, USA.
     Link to Rodopi's webpage for SP.

Studies in Applied Ethics. Editor: Gerhold Becker, Hong Kong Baptist University, PRC.
     SAE draws on the ethical resources of Western as well as Eastern traditions of thought to publish books that bring moral theory and vision to bear on the pressing issues of contemporary life. Link to Rodopi's webpage for SAE.

Studies in Exustentialism. Editor: Mark Letteri, Windsor, Ontario.
     SE publishes works on the thinking of individual existentialists, such as Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Sartre, Beauvoir, and Arendt, and books on topics of human existence such as freedom, values, anguish, and interpersonal relationships. Link to Rodopi's webpage for SE.

Studies in Jurisprudence. Editor: Vincent L. Luizzi, Southwest Texas State University, USA.
     SJ publishes works in all areas of philosophy of law and maintains a special interest in the relationship between values and morality and the laws of nations and peoples.". Link to Rodopi's webpage for SJ.

Studies in Pragmatism and Values. Editors: Harvey Cormier, SUNY Stony Brook, and John R. Shook, Oklahoma State University, USA.
     SPV promotes the study of pragmatism's traditions and figures, and the explorations of pragmatic inquiries into all areas of philosophical thought. VIBS webpage for SPV. Link to Rodopi's webpage for SPV.

Studies in the History of Western Philosophy. Editor: Robert Delfino, St. John's University, USA.
     SHWP welcomes historical examinations of the nature and development of Western philosophical activity from ancient Greece onward . It promotes understanding of philosophy as a living activity instead of as a system. General philosophical problems and individual authors are studied by the special series within the context of time, location, intellectual life, political situation, and cultural movement. Link to Rodopi's webpage for SHWP.

Universal Justice. Editor: Steven V. Hicks, Queen's College, City University of New York, USA.
     UJ is dedicated to the advancement of justice conceived globally. It publishes interpretations of the history of thought as well as original monographs and collective volumes, including work related to activities of the International Society for Universalism. Link to Rodopi's webpage for UJ.

Values in Bioethics. Co-Editors: Matti Häyry, University of Helsinki, Finland, and Tuija Tukala, University of Helsinki, Finland.
     Link to Rodopi's webpage for ViB.

Values in Italian Philosophy. 
     VIP offers the English-speaking world outstanding works by classic and contemporary Italian thinkers as well as books on Italian philosophy. Link to Rodopi's webpage for VIP.