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期刊名称：ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMENS STUDIES ISSN： 1225-9276 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2-4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON, England, OXON, OX14 4RN 期刊网址： http://home.ewha.ac.kr/~acws/eng/ 影响因子： 0.429 (2020年) 0.228(2018年) 0.204(2017年) 0.321(2016年) 0.214(2015年) 0.628(2014年) 0.467(2013年) 0.000(2012年) 0.152(2011年) 主题范畴： WOMEN'S STUDIES 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Asian Journal of Women's Studies (AJWS), an academic journal, is published by the Asian Center for Women's Studies (ACWS) and Ewha Womans University Press. Published first in 1995 as an annual issue, since 1997 the AJWS has been put out quarterly. It is an interdisciplinary journal, publishing articles pertaining to women's issues from a feminist perspective. The journal offers articles with a theoretical focus, country reports providing valuable information on specific subjects and countries, research notes, and book reviews containing information on recent publications on women in Asia and elsewhere. AJWS aims to share and disseminate information and scholarly ideas about women's issues in Asia and all over the world, with the view to develop women's studies in Asia and expand the horizon of western-centered women's studies. The journal is covered by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) products: Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), Current Contents: Social & Behavioral Sciences. It is also covered by Soft Line Information in its full text database Gender Watch of ProQuest Company and is indexed by Alternative Press Index, Iowa Guide, and Feminist Periodicals. Instructions to Authors The Asian Journal of Women’s Studies (AJWS), the first international academic journal in Women’s Studies in Korea published in English and the first social science journal in Korea included in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), is a multi-disciplinary international forum for the presentation of feminist scholarship and criticism in the fields of the humanities and the social sciences. AJWS was first published as an annual issue in 1995. Since 1997, AJWS has been circulated quarterly by the Asian Center for Women’s Studies at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. AJWS seeks original contributions, which include research articles, review articles, and book reviews, from individuals and collectives of different backgrounds not merely in Asia but all over the world. From its publication of Vol. 19, AJWS has been accepting short papers for the Voices from Asian Feminist Activism, a special corner created to capture individual or collective stories, narratives, and experiences of Asian activists, NGOs, and young scholars directly engaged in local activism and grassroots empowerment and emancipation programs for women, by women, through women, and with women. Through this corner, AJWS seeks to provide a platform for theory building based on bold realities, model stories, and compelling challenges faced by women in contemporary Asian societies; to bridge the gap between scholarship of global knowledge and local knowledge; and to enrich women’s studies perspectives by providing an interface with feminist epistemologies from different locales and contexts of Asia. Submitted papers for this corner have to be shorter than the usual articles published in this journal. The papers undergo the same screening procedure and the authors are expected observe the same guidelines set forth by AJWS. Submitted manuscripts must be in English, typed in double space, on A4 paper. Contributors are requested to send an electronic version in Microsoft Word by e-mail as an attachment. Manuscripts submitted will not be returned to the contributor. All authors receive two copies of the journal in which their contribution appears.           Language Policy     AJWS uses nonsexist language. In the submitted manuscript, language(s) other than English should be transcribed in the standard form of that country.           Length     ARTICLES should be no longer than 30 pages, typed in double-space. Manuscripts submitted as RESEARCH NOTES should be no longer than 15 pages.           Co-authored work     For work by two or more persons, the name of the main author should come first, followed by the names of co-authors. In the case of work by one main author, assisted by one or more others, who do not claim full authorship, the names of the latter should be added after the main author's name preceded by the word "with." As indicated in the following examples: - LEE Key Woo, CHO Kisuk, and LEE Wun Ju - Geetanjali Singh CHANDA with Norman G. OWEN           Authors’ Names and other Pertinent Information     In some Asian countries, family names are placed before personal names and it is our policy to observe this practice and respect our authors’ preferences. In order to indicate family names, we carry them in the upper case (see examples above) and put the complete names right after the title of the article. We would appreciate it if prospective authors could indicate clearly their family names and endorse this policy. Other pertinent information required on the first page of the article are the following:    1. a brief biographical note or CV of not more than 80 words    2. full postal and e-mail addresses    3. relevant telephone and fax numbers           Abstract     An abstract of no more than 150 words, typed on a separate page, should accompany the manuscript. Authors of articles and papers accepted for publication may translate their abstracts into the national, official, or local language (other than English) preferred by them.           Keywords     A list of up to 6 keywords, written after the abstract, should accompany the manuscript. Like the abstract, keywords should also be translated into the national, official, or local language (other than English) preferred by the authors.           Citation in Text     List the author's last name and the year of publication (and the page for specific reference) within parentheses. - Direct Quotation   “Technology . . . serves the existing order” (Rothschild, 1983: 84-5). - Authors with more than one publication in a specific year   To refer to more than publication by an author for a specific year, add a letter of the alphabet to the year of publication in the in-text citation and reference list. For example: (Park, 2009a), (Park, 2009b) and (Park, 2009c) where a, b and c refer to the order in which they are cited in your text. - Multiple authors   If a publication has three or more authors, the in-text citation should list only the first author followed by et al. (‘and others’). For example: (Chang et al., 2006) but in the reference list, mention each author in full as follows: Chang, R., T. Andrew, & J. MacColl (2006), The Institutional Repository, Oxford: Chandos Publishing. - Citing multiple sources   List all in-text citations together in chronological order, beginning with the most recently published source, and separate each source with a semicolon (;). If more than one work is published in the same year, order these texts alphabetically by author. (Frobisher, 2012; Barnes et al., 2009; Huy, 2009; Monk and Bosco, 2001)           Notes     Notes referring to the text should be used only when absolutely necessary. They should be numbered consecutively and placed at the end of the manuscript, right before the reference list. Notes           1. Democratic Society Party (Demokratik Toplum Partisi—DTP) was a Kurdish nationalist political party in Turkey and considered the successor to the Democratic People’s Party (DEHAP). Currently, its name is Peace and Democracy Party (Barış ve Demokrasi Partisi-BDP). The name of the Kurdish political party changes constantly due to successive bans imposed by the state.           2. Pseudonyms are used for all interviewees.             References     All works cited in the text must be listed in the reference section. Avoid abbreviations of journal titles and incomplete information. For details of the format and style, please refer to the examples below: - Book   Sargent, L. (ed.) (1981), Women and Revolution: A Discussion of the Unhappy Marriage of Marxism and Feminism, Boston: South End Press. - Article or chapter in an edited book   Browne, A. (1988), "A Women's Co-operative in the Gambia: Sukuta Communal Garden Project," in L. Mayoux (ed.), All Are Not Equal: African Women in Co-operatives, London: Institute for African Alternatives, pp. 42-43. - Journal article   Perry, R. & L. Greber (1990), “Women and Computers: An Introduction,” Sings, 16(1): 74-101. - Non-English references   1) Non-English book   Çağlayan, H. (2007), Analar, Yoldaşlar, Tanrıçalar: Kürt Hareketinde Kadınlar ve Kadın Kimliğinin Oluşumu (Mothers, Comrades, Goddesses: Women in Kurdish Movement and Construction of Kurdish Women’s Identity), İstanbul: İletişim Yayınları.   2) Non-English newspaper   Yang, J. J., Jiang, L. & Peng, G. C. (2010), “Xiao Ping Gu Li De Nv Zi Fa Ting (Female Judges’ court in Deng Xiaoping’s Hometown),” People’s Court Daily, 23 October.   3) Non-English journal article   Nam, YS. (2009), “Kae Pal Wŏn Cho Ki Ku Ŭi Sŏng Chu Ryu Hwa Chŏng Ch'aek Kyŏng Hŏm E Tae Han Pi P'an Chŏk Ko Ch'al (Gender Mainstreaming in Development Assistance Agencies: A Critical Review of Policy Experiences and Challenges),” Yosong’hak-Non’jib (Women’s Studies Review), 26(2): 223-255.   4) Non-English online news   Kang, J. (2010), “KOICA Sŏng In Ji Dam Dang Gwan ŭl A Si Nayo (Do you know KOICA’s Gender Focal Point Task Force?),” Hankook Ilbo (Korean Daily Report), 1 March, retrieved from http://news.hankooki.com/lpage/society/201003/h2010030 108191821950.htm on February 1, 2012. - Translated book   Golomstock, I. (1990), Totalitarian Art in the Soviet Union, the Third Reich, Fascist Italy and the People’s Republic of China (trans. from Russian by R. Chandler), London: Collins Harvill. - Online sources   Author, A. A., & B. B. Author (Date of publication), Title of article. Title of Online Periodical, volume number (issue number if available), retrieved from http://www.someaddress.com/full/url/ on 3 June 2013.   SELF Nutrition Data, retrieved from http://nutritiondata.self.com.facts/vegetables-and-vegetable-products/2604/2 on 3 June 2013.           Funded Research     Author(s) of a funded research project or manuscript that has been reviewed and approved for publication in AJWS will be required to pay $300 or 300,000 won as publication fee. Payment should be made to: Check from a US bank payable to Money order in US Dollars Asian Center for Women's Studies Ewha Womans University #11-1, Daehyun-dong Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-750 South Korea Payment into Account #180-005-491852 Name: CHANG Pil-Wha (Asian Center for Women's Studies) Swift Code: SHBKKRSE Bank: Shinhan Bank Address: Seodaemun Branch, Seoul 120-750, Korea           Review Process     Editors make a preliminary evaluation and select appropriate reviewers based on their judgment. All contributions are then subject to reviews by readers in relevant disciplines for a double blind review. Reviewers are asked to send their evaluations, comments, and suggestions for revision to the editors. After the review by the readers, the editors make a final decision about acceptance, rejection, or revision in accordance with the recommendations of the reviewers.           Copyright     The Asian Center for Women's Studies, Ewha Womans University, has the copyright of AJWS in print and online.           How to Submit     Please ask questions or send your manuscript to: Email address: acwsewha@ewha.ac.kr Postal address: The Editor Asian Journal of Women's Studies Asian Center for Women's Studies Ewha Womans University #11-1 Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, 120-750, Korea Editorial Board Editor in Chief CHANG Pilwha (Ewha Womans University) Co-Editors KIM Eun-Shil (Ewha Womans University) Mala KHULLAR(EwhaWomansUniversity) HUH Ra-keum (Ewha Womans University) Editorial Committee S. Korea KONG Mee-hae (Silla University) KIM Seong-nae (Sogang University) KIM Tae-hyun(SungshinWomen’sUniversity) KIM Hyun Mee(YonseiUniversity) SOHN Seong Young (Dongduk Women’s University) YANG Hyunah (Seoul National University) OH Jaelim (Sookmyung Women's University) OH Jung-Hwa (Ewha Womans University) LEE Sang-wha (Ewha Womans University) LEE Young-ja (The Catholic University of Korea) LEE Jae-Kyung (Ewha Womans University) CHO Eun (Dongguk University) CHO Oakla (Sogang University) CHO Joo-hyun (Keimyung University) CHO Hae-joang(YonseiUniversity) TAE Heasook (Catholic University of Taegu-Hyosung) China DU Fangqin (Tianjin Normal University) ZHENG Bi Jun (Peking University) Canada Dawn CURRIE (University of British Columbia) Marilyn PORTER (Memorial University) U.S.A Seung-Kyung KIM (University of Maryland) Nancy ABELMANN (Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Laura H. Y. KANG (University of California, Irvine) Aihwa ONG (University of California, Berkeley) Ann FERGUSON (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) Alison JAGGAR (University of Colorado, Boulder) Soon-young YOON (City University of New York) Zillah EISENSTEIN (Ithaca College, NY) Chungmoo CHOI (University of California, Irvine) Tani E. BARLOW (Rice University) Peggy MCINTOSH (Wellesley College) U.K. Delia DAVIN (University of Leeds) Sylvia WALBY (Lancaster University) Germany Ilse LENZ (Ruhr-Universitat Bochum) AHN Yonson (Frankfurt University) Thailand Govind KELKAR (IFAD-WEP) Suwanna SATHA-ANAND (Chulalongkorn University) Japan Okano Yayo (Doshisha University) KEUCHI Yasuko (Ritsumeikan University) Ruri ITO (Hitotsubashi University) Taiwan Naifei DING (National Central University) Lan-hung Nora CHIANG (National Taiwan University) LIN Wei-hung (National Taiwan University) Philippines Carolyn I. SOBRITCHEA (University of Philippines) India Malavika KARLEKAR (CWDS) Mary E. JOHN (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Indonesia Kristi POERWANDARI (University of Indonesia) Netherland Jyotsna A. Gupta (University of Humanisics) Saskia E. WIERINGA (University of Amsterdam) Advisory Board Mary John MANANZAN (St. Scholastica’s College) Florence HOWE (The Feminist Press) Pimpawun BOONMONGKON (Mahidol University) CHUNG Daihyun (Ewha Womans University) CHO Hyoung (Korea Foundation for Women) KIM Sun-Uk (Ewha Womans University) Managing Editor Aileem C. PARK (Ewha Womans University) Assistant Managing Editor ROH Sun-Yi (Ewha Womans University) Administrative Staff KIM Na Youn, KIM You Na (Ewha Womans University)