We thought some of you might be interested in contributing to this special issue of the Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics.\u00a0 Our thanks to Sarena Seifer for sending along the CFP!<\/p>\n
Call for Papers on Community-Based Participatory Research<\/p>\n
The September and December 2010 issues of\u00a0Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (JERHRE)\u00a0will be devoted to CBPR<\/p>\n
The theme of these two issues will be:<\/p>\n
New Models for Reducing Barriers between Researchers and Communities
(although not exclusively)<\/p>\n
These special issues of JERHRE will explore new models for achieving success in community-based participatory research using new media, new kinds of collaborations, new social dynamics, new combinations of social research methods, new goals, or new ways of assessing risks to the community per se and its members. They may also examine ways to sustain programs when funding is interrupted. While researchers are primarily interested in research, communities are primarily interested in programs and services; accordingly, these special issues of JERHRE may also examine ways of creating and sustaining program services along with research. <\/p>\n
Deadlines for submission of manuscripts: June 1 for possible September publication.<\/p>\n
August 1 for possible December publication.<\/p>\n
Papers accepted for publication, but not in time for inclusion in these special issues, will be published in the next issue of JERHRE.<\/p>\n
Submit papers in Word format as email attachments to Editor-in-Chief Joan E. Sieber (joan.sieber@sbcglobal.net) and to special guest editor Nancy Shore, Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of New England and Senior Consultant, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (nshore@une.edu). Please see www.csueastbay.edu\/JERHRE for manuscript preparation instructions and other details about JERHRE. Authors are invited to nominate one of their three peer reviewers. Send the name, email address and a sentence or two about the individual. It is suggested that you send 2 or more nominees in case your first choice is unable to accept the invitation to review. Authors wishing to see prior articles published in JERHRE are invited to view the March 2006 issue which is available at no cost in full text. Please go to: http:\/\/caliber.ucpress.net\/loi\/jer. CBPR was also the theme of the June 2008 issue of JERHRE. To read the intro\/editorial from that issue, please go to: http:\/\/bit.ly\/cANsVy<\/p>\n
Authors wishing to submit abstracts or concept papers to Editor Joan Sieber are welcome to email (joan.sieber@sbcglobal.net) queries or phone (510-538-5424).<\/p>\n
The following factors will be considered in accepting manuscripts for publication:<\/p>\n
\u00b7 Scientific validity of the research design, if an empirical work; comprehensiveness if it is a review of the empirical literature.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Thoroughness and depth of analysis.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Discussion of conclusions and their implications for future research.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Exploration of best practices derived from research findings.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Conciseness; quality will be valued over quantity.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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