CALL FOR PAPERS
The International Journal of
Forensic Psychology (IJFP)
In addition to soliciting general forensic psychology papers
of a wide ranging interest
covering all facets of Forensic
Psychology, Civil and Criminal, Psychological and
Neuropsychological, as well as issues with the Law, JFP will
devote the primary
content of its next issue to a
special focus on:
IMPACT OF LEGAL AND ILLICIT DRUGS ON SOCIETY
Papers focusing on topics relevant to the society impact of
drugs, both legal
and illegal, are welcome. Potential
contributors can focus on any aspect
of the impact of legal and illegal
drugs. Research, review and theoretical
papers on topics with applications
ranging from law, public policy,
culture and sociology, ethics,
human behavior and neuropsychology, across
the lifespan, will be considered.
IJFP is a new International Journal that is Free, Online,
and listed with the
Library of Congress. It boasts an
impressive Editorial Review Board,
two month review period / 4 month
publication time, and a Book Review
section that will include soon to
be released titles and immediate
publication in both the current
issue and the separate Book Review collection.
The deadline for receipt of manuscripts is
be between 4000 and 10000 words,
although review papers may be longer.
Brief Communications, Case Studies, Book Reviews, Critical
Reviews,
Symposia linking several research articles on a theme, and
Letters to the Editor
can be offered. Submissions should
conform to the style requirements of the
latest edition of the Publication Manual
of the American Psychological
Association. Regular and review
articles should contain a 150 word abstract.
Manuscript submission guidelines are available at:
http://ijfp.psyc.uow.edu.au/index2.html
For Book Review information, email:
Original manuscripts may be submitted via email attachment
to the IJFP editor at:
Dr. Peter Golus
Forensic Psychologist
Director, PsychAID
Honorary Fellow, University of Wollongong
Editor in Chief, International Journal of Forensic Psychology
http://ijfp.psyc.uow.edu.au/
phone: 0242262971, mobile: 0402451615