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Focus and Scope
SITUATIONS addresses the lapse of the radical imagination in both left theory and in popular consciousness. It explores the social conditions and lived experiences that have led to this
malaise and supports explanations that do not reduce political phenomena to a reflection. SITUATIONS publishes critical assessments of radical political thought, identifying what is new and different in politics and culture today. SITUATIONS publishes critical examinations of social movements and popular attempts to guide political change. SITUATIONS fosters modes of thinking that recognize the creative role that society plays in its own production. Mindful of its role as a journal, SITUATIONS brings political theory and questions of strategy back to the fore as pragmatic and political necessities. SITUATIONS attempts to
overcome reductionist thought by searching out the revolutionary impulse that comes from the abstract, the impulse to break with lived experience and seek new ways of understanding and situating ourselves within society.
Section Policies
Essays
Section on Latin America
Critical Interventions
Articles
Review Essays
World Social Forum
Scholarship With a Purpose
Distinguished critiques or analyses focused on new political assessment of well established ideas or facts
Reflections on Terrorism
Situation in France
Critical Book Reviews
Contributors
Editors- Michael Pelias, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
- Ivan Zatz, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
Poem
Editors- Mark Zuss, Lehman College
Insurgencies
Editors- Michael Pelias, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
- Ivan Zatz, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
Leftist Travelogues
Editors- Michael Pelias, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
The Current Situation
Editors- Stanley Aronowitz, CUNY Graduate Center
- Michael Pelias, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
Peer Review Process
At the moment, the journal is published from articles written internally or by direct solicitation from the editors and are not subject to established peer review procedures. The editors will consider establishing a peer review procedure at a future date.
Publication Frequency
Situations is semi-annual publication. The current issue was released February 3, 2006. The next issue is delayed and will be out in January 2007.
Open Access Policy
The online contents of the journal are free for the current issue. The Situations Collective will revise its online subscription policy for future issues.