The format of MCA consists of four sections, the relative weights of which will change somewhat from issue to issue. The first category includes articles of general theoretical or empirical importance which go through a regular peer review process. The second category is symposia, which are built around a central article or book that addresses important theoretical themes. Commentaries are invited from scholars from different intellectual traditions and cultural contexts. The third category contains informal communications or renderings in alternative genres. These may include work- in- progress reports, summaries of e-mail discussions, poetry, etc. The fourth type includes book reviews and shorter book notes.

For those who are new to the journal, we recommend you read the Introduction to the inaugural issue to learn more about the journal and its theoretical stance and aspiration.

More about MCA

• Notes to Contributors
• Ordering Information
• Editorial Board

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