About the journal Mutations en Méditerranée (MeM)
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Editorial initiative
Mutations en Méditerranée (MeM) is a multidisciplinary scientific journal in the Humanities and Social Sciences. The journal is sponsored by and continues to be developed by the Institut Sociétés en Mutation en Méditerranée (SoMuM), Aix-Marseille Université, in collaboration with the graduate studies department ED 355 (École Doctorale Espace Culture Sociétés), as well as with the support of twelve research units, CGGG, CNE, DICE, IDEMEC, IMAF, IREMAM, LEST, LPED, MESOPOLHIS, PRISM, TDMAM and TELEMMe .
Mutations en Méditerranée considers the Mediterranean geographical zone and its interconnectedness. This area is understood to be fertile ground for experimentation and the development of hypotheses toward the study of numerous processes (political, economic, demographic, legal, social, and cultural), recontextualized within their specific historical frameworks and understood to have participated in critical “turning points”, crises, as well as in longer periods of transition or emerging change.
Rather than seeking to establish a singular theoretical definition of the Mediterranean space, the aim of the journal is to encourage diverse approaches to the question, that remain as close as possible to original data sources, as well as to primary actors within this field of research. Comparative approaches and reflexivity when considering concepts and investigative practices are encouraged, as is the use of mixed methodologies and the implementation of innovative tools and techniques.
The editorial committee of Mutations en Méditerranée is composed of doctoral students hailing from a range of disciplines within the Humanities and Social Sciences. A scientific committee of researchers and professors, who are all members of the Institute SoMuM’s research units, are responsible for reviewing the journal’s scientific content.
As a publication, the journal favors contributions produced by young researchers on a national and international scale. It aims to offer the Institute’s PhD students an improved grasp on the editorial dimension of the research profession, providing them with experience that ranges from drafting a call for contributions, to ensuring the digital publication of an issue.
Pedagogical objectives
The pedagogical objectives of the journal are :
- to involve doctoral students at each stage of the editorial chain of an issue of the journal:
– to define/validate the theme, in conjunction with the Scientific Committee;
– to draft/validate the call for contributions, in conjunction with the Scientific Committee;
– to follow up on the evaluation, in conjunction with the scientific experts and the authors, until the final version of the article is published;
– to bring the articles up to standard for digital distribution on the journal’s website. - to familiarise these young researchers with the writing and evaluation of articles.
- to teach them how digital scientific journal works and challenges of scientific publication in an Open Science context.
Publication policies
Mutations en Méditerranée is published in an exclusively digital format. The journal is hosted on the Edinum platform and has been since its first issue appeared. It is an open access, annual publication, and ensures immediate full-text access, under the CC-BY 4.0 International licence.
Read: Why has the journal Mutations en Méditerranée (MeM) chosen the Creative Commons CC-BY license?
The publication languages are French and English.
Articles are evaluated through double blind review, by established researchers and specialists in the field, object or question of study.
No submission or publication fees are applied to authors.
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Read:
- Boards of the journal Mutations en Méditerranée (MeM);
- Author guidelines for the journal Mutations en Méditerranée (MeM);
- “Speech, speak out, crisis”– Call for papers for the first issue of the journal Mutations en Méditerannée (MeM).
Translation in English: Emma Maines
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Institut SoMuM (23 janvier 2022). About the journal Mutations en Méditerranée (MeM). Sociétés en Mutation en Méditerranée. Consulté le 5 novembre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/ugi6