About the Journal
The New Florida Journal of Anthropology (NFJA) is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal run by graduate students at the University of Florida. We welcome anthropologically-focused research from any geographic or temporal area, as well as related fields. Our goal is to share knowledge through gold open access, which means our issues are digital and free. We accept submissions from established researchers and students with at least one author in graduate school.
NFJA accepts submissions relating to all sub-fields of Anthropology and tangentially related fields. These include, but are not limited to, History, Biology, Sociology, Geology, Linguistics, Women and Gender Studies, and regional disciplines (i.e., African Studies). Research that does not directly fall under the discipline of Anthropology must relate to humans in some way. NFJA accepts submissions in Articles, Book Reviews, Conference Reviews, Dissertation and Thesis Abstracts, Photographic Essays, and Anthropological Films.
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