The Journal of Sociocybernetics invites submissions of articles for publication in one of its forthcoming issues, especially from members of the Research Committee on Sociocybernetics (RC51) of the International Sociological association, but also from others, irrespective of discipline. Reading the Introduction in this issue should certainly give you an idea whether your article would fit the purposes of the Journal.

Articles should have a length of in principle no more than 6000 words, should be original texts, and should not be published elsewhere. They should be sent as email attachments (Word or Rich Text File) to the three editors of the Journal:

Submitted texts will be refereed by members of the Editorial Board, and/or specialists in the field concerned. In principle, you will hear within a month after submission whether your proposed article has been accepted for publication.

Obviously, the Journal looks for submissions that are innovative, and apply principles of General Systems Theory and Cybernetics to the field of the social sciences, broadly conceived. If you are not a native English speaker yourself, it will be appreciated if you can have your text checked by someone who is before submitting it. If you are in doubt whether the theme of your proposed contribution would in principle be acceptable, you may contact one of the editors.

Upon acceptance of your article, you will be required to sign a copyright release form.