The Institute for the Study of Culture and Language at Norwich University (ISCL) is now welcoming article submissions for the Winter issue 2016 of its online Journal of Culture, Language and International Security (JCLIS). At this time, we are seeking academic, scholarly, and operational insight on topics that fall under the umbrella of culture, language and international security as it relates to learning development or application to policy, strategy and/or operational need. Articles can be of any length and should conform to our style guide.
Please see past JCLIS issues to help guide submission. They can be found at our website.
Submissions are due by Jan 24, 2016. Please direct questions concerning the submission process or the actual submission to the editor, Dr. Robert R. Greene Sands at [email protected].
The Journal of Culture, Language and International Security (JCLIS) is a free online publication of the Institute for the Study of Culture and Language (ISCL). Located at Norwich University, ISCL strives to promote theory, doctrine, and practices foundational to mission in the cross-cultural complexity of the human domain through the application of culture and language. One of the Institute’s goals is to build and share a comprehensive body of professional knowledge on research, the development of learning programs and application of culture and language considered critical to the future of US military and other United States Government agencies and non-governmental organizations strategy and missions. JCLIS offers an opportunity for a wide audience of interested military and non-military academics, military professionals and operators, students of security concerns and interested colleagues – in an unfettered vehicle to debate and advance the theory and practice of promoting success in a very dynamic and uncertain international environment.