PUBLICATIONS
 
 

 
INVITATION FOR ONLINE PUBLICATION FOR ARTICLES FROM VOLUME 4 OF THE JOURNAL

As for Volumes 1, 2 and 3, we now invite authors of articles published in Volume 4 of the Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association to have their papers published online on the Association's web site.  See the examples from Volumes 1 and 2.  If you are interested, please contact the editor, Pamela O'Neill, at pamaladh@gmail.com for full details.
 

JOURNAL

The Association publishes a refereed journal: the Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association (ISSN 1449-9320).

Volume 4 is now in print and papers include those from the Conversion and Cultural Transformation Conference held in September 2007, together with notes and reviews.

The abstracts of the papers in Volume 4 are available here, together with full text online for selected articles.

The abstracts of the papers in Volume 3 are available here, together with full text online for selected articles.

The abstracts of the papers in Volume 2 are available here, together with full text online for selected articles.

The abstracts of the papers in Volume 1 are available here, together with full text online for selected articles.
 

Referees

The panel of expert referees includes the following - more will be added in the future.

Professor Anders Ahlqvist
Assoc Prof Geraldine Barnes
Dr Aedeen Cremin
Dr Geoffrey Dunn
Dr Andrew Gillett
Assoc Prof Rosemary Huisman
Assoc Prof John Martyn
Prof Neil McLeod
Prof John Moorhead
Prof Bernard Muir
Dr Lyn Olson
Assoc Prof Ann Trindade

The Journal is annual and it is anticipated that the major part will comprise papers from the annual conferences.

Membership of the Association includes the Journal - see the Membership page for details.

Institutional subscriptions: $38 per annum.  Please address enquiries and subscription requests to:

The Secretary
Australian Early Medieval Association Inc.
GPO Box 3343
Melbourne 3001

Past Issues

Past issues of the journal are available for $20 for a single copy or $50 for three copies, including postage.

Please send orders, including payment to 'Australian Early Medieval Association' in Australian dollars, to

The Editor
Australian Early Medieval Association Inc.
GPO Box 3343
Melbourne 3001

Enquiries may be made to aema@vicnet.net.au.

Notes

The Journal also has a 'Notes' section containing short articles of 800-1,500 words which are not subject to the refereeing process, but are included at the discretion of the Editor and committee. All members are invited to submit short notes on any topic of interest. Examples of appropriate sorts of material for Notes can be found in the Notes section of such journals as Medieval Archaeology. Please send your contribution to Pamela O'Neill at pamaladh@gmail.com.

Items for Review

The Association has arranged to receive copies of recent books to be reviewed for the journal: we will list titles as they become available to us.  Members are invited to choose titles from the list that they are interested in reviewing in exchange for a free copy.  If you have other specific books or publishers you would like us to contact for review copies, please contact Kathleen Neal at kbneal@unimelb.edu.au.  Unsolicited reviews cannot be accepted.  Reviews are accepted from any interested member - it is not necessary to be a specialist.  For an example of the type of review sought, see any recent copy of Parergon.  Reviews may be edited for style and length: please refer to the style guide.

In an effort to broaden the reviews section of JAEMA we are currently seeking reviewers for foreign language publications. Members who are competent to review books in modern languages other than English are asked to contact the reviews editor, Kathleen Neal kbneal@unimelb.edu.au, and nominate the language(s) that they are able to read. These reviewers will be contacted when books in their nominated language(s) become available.

The following item is currently available for review for the Journal; please email Kathleen Neal kbneal@unimelb.edu.au if you would like to review this item.  For full details regarding preparation of reviews see the style guide.

M-F Alamichel, Widows in Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Britain (Peter Lang, 2008).

PUBLISHED PAPERS FROM THE 'BETWEEN INTRUSIONS' CONFERENCE

The papers from the successful BETWEEN INTRUSIONS Conference held at The University of Melbourne in September 2003 have been published by the Celtic Studies Foundation, University of Sydney:

P O'Neill (ed), Between Intrusions: Britain and Ireland Between the Romans and the Normans (Sydney, 2004).

Copies are available for purchase for $25 and will be available for sale at the AEMA Conference in September.  Alternatively, they may be obtained direct from the Celtic Studies Foundation web site.
 

NEWSLETTER

A newsletter is circulated to Association members by email.  Recent editions are available here:

May 2009

April 2009

March 2009